Aldi's sellout dehumidifier is finally back in the middle aisle – at under £100 you'll need to grab one fast before it's gone again
Last year it sold out in no time, and we predict this year will be no different

Aldi has brought back its sellout dehumidifier to serve as the perfect companion to get you through the winter season - and we have no doubts that it’ll sell out just as quickly as it did last year. Priced at £89.99 with a very generous 12L capacity, it's the cheapest we've seen compared to similar models on the market.
You probably don’t need us to tell you that the best dehumidifiers have quickly become a must-have for homes throughout the colder months. Not only are they a game-changer if you want to dry clothes fast without using a tumble dryer, but they work a charm for helping to combat and get rid of damp in your home – an issue many of us know all too well during this time of year.
Given the dehumidifier's success as a now non-negotiable home appliance, the budget supermarket hopped on the train with its own model last year, and it’s fair to say that it rivalled some of the best dehumidifiers under £100. And it seems as though it wants to keep that train running this year, too.
Aldi dehumidifier
The Ambiano Midi Dehumidifier first made its mark on Aldi’s magical middle aisle for the first time last year, and it quickly sold out. However, the supermarket has brought it back this January - but only while stocks last.
It’s no wonder the dehumidifier proved to be popular, either. The Ambiano Midi Dehumidifier 12L promises to remove damp from your home and ensure an optimum temperature for drying clothes indoors at an affordable £89.99 price point. Mind you, we say 'affordable' because dehumidifiers with a 12L capacity typically don't go for anything lower than £100.
The Ambiano Midi Dehumidifier is one of the cheapest dehumidifiers on the market, and it's not short on features either. It's sure to sell out quickly.
Therefore, from a budget aspect alone, Aldi has won in that ballpark if a lower price point and larger capacity are your top priorities – whether you're choosing a dehumidifier for your bedroom or a dehumidifier for the kitchen.
It has no shortage of features, too. Aldi's dehumidifier features a 24-hour programmable timer, touchscreen panel, child-lock function, adjustable humidity level, overflow function, and four wheels to make moving it a breeze. It even comes with a dedicated ‘Laundry’ mode so you can dry your clothes with a dehumidifier.
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Aldi's new Ambiano Midi Dehumidifier 12L
Commenting on the Aldi dehumidifier, our Sleep Editor and in-house dehumidifier expert, Amy Lockwood agrees saying, 'While Aldi doesn't give a lot of information about the Ambiano Midi Dehumidifier 12L online, its low price tag is certainly appealing.'
But of course, while the prospect of snapping up a dehumidifier deal is always appealing, we want the assurance that whatever we purchase has a lasting impact in our homes – especially with a larger purchase like a dehumidifier.
Amy is the Ideal Home team's Sleep Editor, but she was formerly Ecommerce Editor. Her job involves putting all manner of products through their paces to find the best recommendations to help you create your dream interior or achieve a good night's sleep by sourcing on-trend, high-quality, and sustainable products for the home and curating buying guides.
Her specialist areas include dehumidifiers, air purifiers, sofas, mattresses, duvets, pillows, garden furniture, and more.
Amy goes on to explain, 'Usually spending less than £100 on a dehumidifier means that you'll be getting a Peltier dehumidifier with a low extraction rate, like the Pro Breeze 1500ml Mini dehumidifier which we rate as the best budget-friendly dehumidifier.'
'This Pro Breeze model only has an extraction rate – that means how much moisture it can extract from the air per day – of 0.5L. In comparison, the Ambiano Midi Dehumidifier looks to have an extraction rate of 12L which, if correct, means it's likely to be a much more powerful compressor dehumidifier.'
'We haven't tested it yet, and whilst I'm doubtful it will perform as well as the best-in-class MeacoDry Arete Two Dehumidifier or the powerful De'Longhi Tascuigo AriaDry Multi Dehumidifier that makes short work of drying wet washing, there's no doubt its budget price tag will make it a popular purchase,' concludes Amy.
Aldi's new Ambiano Midi Dehumidifier 12L
The Ambiano Midi Dehumidifier 12L is currently available to buy in Aldi stores nationwide, while stocks last. So, if this budget buy piqued your interest, be sure to snag one in-store before it's too late. Alternatively, here are our favourite top-rated dehumidifiers we mentioned throughout that you can shop now.
Shop our top-rated dehumidifiers
The best dehumidifier we've tested, the MeacoDry Arete Two is quiet, easy to use, works superbly and is very energy-efficient compared to other compressor dehumidifiers.
Super sleek, with a built-in carry handle, this dehumidifier is big on style and performance, with a powerful extraction rate and dedicated Laundry mode that can dry wet washing fast.
Tiny, affordable, and with low running costs of just 1p per hour, we think this is one of the best budget dehumidifiers for small spaces. Plus, its small stature means you easily can tuck it away on a shelf or bedside table.
While the Aldi dehumidifier may not be next in line to be a Meaco Arete dehumidifier alternative, it boasts its own pros that certainly shouldn't be dismissed. Being a budget-friendly option without compromising capacity is certainly the most notable positive – and for many households, this is more than enough to get the job done.
We suspect dehumidifiers will only continue to rise in popularity more and more, so consider this your sign to do yourself a favour and snap one up before everyone else does.
Jullia was Ideal Home’s Junior Writer from 2022-2024 and the Ideal Home Certified Expert in Training on Vacuums having spent over 60 hours testing different models. She’s always loved all things homes and interiors, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Studies from the University of Nottingham where her love for writing blossomed following her internship at ArchDaily. Now focused on home tech and cleaning, Jullia works on writing features and explainers to help people make the most of their home appliance investments, putting the newest launches through their paces. When she isn’t writing, she loves exploring the city, coffee shop hopping, and losing hours to a cosy game or book.
- Lauren BradburyContent Editor (House Manual)
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