Best Bedroom and Bathroom Dehumidifiers 2026: 15 Spec-Based Picks
The best choice for most bedrooms and bathrooms is the Frigidaire 35 Pint, a mid-capacity unit whose listing name targets bedrooms and medium rooms. It avoids the oversized 50-pint-plus models that dominate this pool while still offering enough capacity for a damp room. This guide compares 15 dehumidifiers from a pool of 17 small-room-listed models; nobody at this site has tested them, so every pick is based on stated specifications, the product catalogue, and guidance from EPA, CDC and ENERGY STAR.
15 picks from 38 dehumidifiers that match this guide with a price we can quote today, made by 36 makers. Prices below are live, each shown with the time it was read.
Quick list
Which one is right for you?
- For a single bathroom: The 17 oz tank and 215 sq ft coverage are sized for one bathroom. It is the simplest pick when you want something small on a shelf or counter. See pick 3
- For a standard bedroom: The 22-pint Frigidaire is named for bedroom, bathroom and small-room use and stays at a lower capacity than the 35-pint and 50-pint models in the same list. See pick 2
- For a bedroom with an attached bath: The 25-pint GE lists a drain connection and 1,500 sq ft coverage, so it can serve a bedroom plus a frequently used bathroom without frequent bucket emptying. See pick 6
- For a damp whole floor: When humidity is a floor-wide problem, the Energy Star certified Waykar 80-pint with a drain hose is a better scale than a compact bedroom unit. See pick 13
All 15 picks in detail
1 Best overall
Frigidaire 35 Pint Dehumidifier for Home
- Pints per day
- Under 50 pints
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
$217.00 (as of 10/24/2026 12:56 PDT - Details)
The 35-pint class splits the difference between the 22-pint bedroom units and the 50-pint-plus models in this pool. Its listing name targets bedrooms and medium rooms, which is exactly the scale most bedroom and bathroom jobs need.
Pros
- Under 50 pints capacity class, a match for bedrooms and medium rooms
- Listing name explicitly targets bedroom and medium-room use
- Known appliance maker brand
Cons
- No drain hose stated, so the bucket must be emptied by hand
- No Energy Star certification stated
- No Wi-Fi or humidity display stated
Good fit if
- A standard bedroom that stays damp
- A medium room such as a home office that shares a bathroom
Skip if
- You want continuous drainage through a hose
- You want an Energy Star certified unit
Verdict: Best overall for bedrooms and bathrooms when a mid-capacity portable without extra controls is the right match.
2 Best for a small bedroom
Frigidaire 22 Pint Dehumidifier for Bedroom
- Pints per day
- Under 50 pints
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
$179.00 (as of 10/24/2026 12:56 PDT - Details)
At 22 pints it is the smallest pint-rated model in the 15-pick list. The listing name is aimed at bedrooms, bathrooms and small rooms, which is exactly where a lower-capacity unit belongs.
Pros
- 22-pint capacity class, one of the smallest pint-rated units here
- Listing name targets bedroom, bathroom and small-room use
- Under 50 pints capacity class
Cons
- No drain hose stated
- No Energy Star certification stated
- No Wi-Fi or humidity display stated
Good fit if
- A small or medium bedroom
- A room where you want a simple lower-capacity unit
Skip if
- A very damp master bathroom
- You need a drain hose or smart controls
Verdict: A straightforward 22-pint pick for a small bedroom.
3 Best for a single bathroom
Pro Breeze Electric Mini Dehumidifier for Home
- Area (sq ft)
- Up to 1,500 sq ft
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
$43.99 (as of 10/24/2026 01:02 PDT - Details)
The listing name gives a 17 oz tank and 215 sq ft coverage, which puts it clearly in single-bathroom territory. It is the smallest tank in this list and one of the most compact models.
Pros
- 17 oz tank, the smallest tank in this list
- 215 sq ft coverage stated in the listing name
- Compact electric mini design
Cons
- No pints-per-day capacity stated, so compare it by tank size and coverage
- No drain hose or humidity display stated
- Small tank needs frequent emptying in a busy bathroom
Good fit if
- A single bathroom or powder room
- Anyone who wants a small unit on a shelf or counter
Skip if
- A large master bathroom with heavy steam
- You want a unit with a humidity display or continuous drain
Verdict: A small, simple bathroom dehumidifier if your space is truly compact and you can empty it often.
4 Best for a larger bedroom
SereneLife 91 OZ Dehumidifier For Home | Covers 1200 SQ FT For Basements
- Area (sq ft)
- Up to 1,500 sq ft
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
$39.90 (as of 10/24/2026 01:18 PDT - Details) Typical price: $59.90, 33% off
The 91 oz tank and 1,200 sq ft coverage claim make it larger than the 17 oz mini unit but still simpler than the pint-rated compressor models. That fits a bedroom that is bigger than a bathroom but may not need a 35-pint unit.
Pros
- 91 oz tank gives more capacity between emptyings than the 17 oz mini unit
- 1,200 sq ft coverage stated in the listing name
- Listed for basements, bedrooms, bathrooms and offices
Cons
- No pints-per-day capacity stated
- No drain hose stated
- No Energy Star certification stated
Good fit if
- A larger bedroom with moderate humidity
- A bedroom plus a small dressing area
Skip if
- A bathroom that produces heavy steam
- You want Energy Star certification
Verdict: A good mid-size compact option for a larger bedroom.
5 Best for humidity feedback
98 OZ Dehumidifier
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
$59.98 (as of 10/24/2026 00:46 PDT - Details)
The listing name lists a humidity display, sleep mode and auto shutoff, features that make it easy to check and control conditions in a bedroom. The 98 oz tank and 1,000 sq ft coverage claim place it in the larger compact class.
Pros
- Humidity display stated, rare among the compact picks
- Sleep mode listed, useful if the unit runs in a bedroom
- 98 oz water tank
- 1,000 sq ft coverage stated
Cons
- No pints-per-day capacity stated
- No drain hose stated
- No Energy Star certification stated
Good fit if
- A bedroom where visible humidity feedback matters
- A bedroom where the unit will run through the night
Skip if
- You need continuous drainage
- You prefer a compressor model with a specified pints-per-day figure
Verdict: A feature-friendly compact unit for a bedroom where visible feedback is worth having.
6 Best for a bedroom with an attached bathroom
GE Small Dehumidifier 25 Pint Basement Bedroom Bathroom Drain 1500 Sq Ft
- Pints per day
- Under 50 pints
- Area (sq ft)
- Up to 1,500 sq ft
- Drain hose included
- Yes
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
$219.00 (as of 10/24/2026 13:37 PDT - Details)
The GE 25-pint has a stated drain connection and covers up to 1,500 sq ft per the listing name. Those two details make it suited to a bedroom that opens onto a bathroom, where you want continuous drainage without a pump.
Pros
- 25-pint capacity, under 50 pints
- Drain connection stated in the listing name
- 1,500 sq ft coverage stated
- Listed for basement, bedroom and bathroom use
Cons
- No Energy Star certification stated
- No Wi-Fi or humidity display stated
- No pump stated, so the drain must be at a lower level
Good fit if
- A bedroom with an attached bathroom
- A bathroom plus dressing area in one open space
Skip if
- A small bedroom where a 22-pint unit is enough
- You want a built-in condensate pump rather than a gravity drain
Verdict: A practical mid-size pick with a drain for a bedroom and attached bathroom combo.
7 Best for a mid-size bedroom suite
GE Dehumidifier 35 Pint Basement Bedroom Bathroom Drain 3000 Sq
- Pints per day
- Under 50 pints
- Drain hose included
- Yes
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
$215.00 (as of 10/24/2026 13:37 PDT - Details)
At 35 pints, the GE is between the 25-pint and 50-pint units and lists a drain connection in its name. It works well for a larger bedroom suite or a bedroom with a frequently used bath.
Pros
- Under 50 pints capacity class
- Drain connection stated in the listing name
- 3,000 sq ft coverage stated in the listing name
- Listed for basement, bedroom and bathroom use
Cons
- No Energy Star certification stated
- No Wi-Fi or humidity display stated
- No pump stated
Good fit if
- A master bedroom suite
- A bedroom plus a frequently used bathroom
Skip if
- A tiny powder room where a mini unit is enough
- You want an Energy Star certified model
Verdict: A mid-size pick for a larger bedroom that benefits from a drain.
8 Best for a very damp bedroom level
GE Dehumidifier
- Pints per day
- 50 to 99 pints
- Area (sq ft)
- 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft
- Drain hose included
- Yes
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
$264.00 (as of 10/24/2026 13:37 PDT - Details)
At 50 to 99 pints and 5,000 sq ft, this GE is sized for a damp floor rather than a single room. It suits an open plan where the bedroom, bathroom and hallway are all affected.
Pros
- 50 to 99 pint capacity class
- 5,000 sq ft coverage stated
- Listed for basement, bedroom and bathroom use
Cons
- No Energy Star certification stated
- No drain hose or pump stated
- Larger capacity can be unnecessary for a single bedroom
Good fit if
- A very damp master suite or floor
- An open-plan bedroom, bathroom and hallway space
Skip if
- A single small bedroom
- You want Energy Star certification or smart controls
Verdict: A big unit for a very damp floor with multiple rooms, not a single bathroom.
9 Best with Wi-Fi
LG PuriCare™ 50 Pint/day
- Pints per day
- 50 to 99 pints
- Type
- Compressor
- Drain hose included
- Yes
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
- Energy Star
- Yes
- Wi-Fi or app
- Yes
$289.00 (as of 10/24/2026 00:23 PDT - Details)
The LG PuriCare is the only pick in this list with Wi-Fi in its stated specs. It pairs that with Energy Star certification and a drain hose, so it works for a larger bedroom or apartment room where remote control matters.
Pros
- Wi-Fi connectivity stated
- Energy Star certified
- Drain hose stated
- 50 to 99 pint capacity class
Cons
- Large for a single bedroom or bathroom
- No pump stated
- No humidity display stated in the provided specs
Good fit if
- Homeowners who want remote monitoring
- A larger bedroom or apartment room with persistent humidity
Skip if
- A compact bathroom
- You need a condensate pump rather than a drain hose
Verdict: The connectivity pick for a smart home when a bigger room justifies the 50-pint-class size.
10 Best with a condensate pump
Midea 4,500 Sq. Ft. Dehumidifier With Pump Included
- Pints per day
- 50 to 99 pints
- Area (sq ft)
- 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft
- Pump included
- Yes
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
$279.00 (as of 10/24/2026 00:34 PDT - Details)
The stated pump is the standout feature: it can push condensate uphill to a sink or drain, something a gravity drain hose cannot do. That makes this Midea useful for a bedroom or bathroom below grade.
Pros
- Built-in pump stated
- 50 to 99 pint capacity class
- 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft coverage stated
- Listed for basements and large and medium rooms
Cons
- Larger than a typical bedroom unit
- No Energy Star certification stated
- No Wi-Fi stated
Good fit if
- A bedroom or bathroom below grade where water must be pumped up
- A large damp room with no floor drain
Skip if
- A standard bedroom that only needs a bucket
- You want a compact under-50-pint unit
Verdict: Choose it when pump-assisted drainage matters more than a compact size.
11 Best desiccant option
Ecor Pro 50 Pint Small Portable Commercial Desiccant Dehumidifier
- Pints per day
- 50 to 99 pints
- Area (sq ft)
- Up to 1,500 sq ft
- Type
- Desiccant
- Commercial or industrial
- Yes
- For basements
- Yes
- For crawl spaces
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
This is the only pick with a stated desiccant type. The listing name also covers bedrooms, bathrooms, crawlspaces and boats, so it is a different tool from the compressor models in the pool.
Pros
- Explicitly listed as desiccant, the only one in this list
- 50 to 99 pint capacity class
- Listed for bedroom, bathroom, crawlspace, basement and boat use
- Commercial and portable listing
Cons
- Commercial listing is far more capability than a standard bedroom needs
- No Energy Star certification stated
- No drain hose or pump stated
Good fit if
- A cool room where compressor coils may frost
- A boat, crawlspace or workshop near the living area
Skip if
- A compact bedroom where capacity is not the issue
- You prefer a household compressor-style unit
Verdict: A niche desiccant option for unusual locations such as boats, crawlspaces or cool rooms.
12 Best Energy Star for a large damp space
Niiuteri 4500 Sq. Ft Energy Star 2025 Dehumidifier for Basement
- Area (sq ft)
- 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft
- Drain hose included
- Yes
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
- Energy Star
- Yes
$179.99 (as of 10/24/2026 00:46 PDT - Details) Typical price: $199.99, 10% off
The Niuteri basement model is Energy Star certified and sits in the 50-to-99 pint range with 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft coverage. That makes it the Energy Star pick for a large open space rather than a small room.
Pros
- Energy Star certified
- 50 to 99 pint capacity class
- 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft coverage stated
- Listed for basement and home use
Cons
- No drain hose or pump stated
- No Wi-Fi stated
- Large for a single bedroom
Good fit if
- A large room with a persistent dampness problem
- Someone who wants Energy Star efficiency in a larger unit
Skip if
- A compact bedroom
- You need continuous drainage without emptying a bucket
Verdict: An efficient large-space pick when Energy Star certification is a priority.
13 Best Energy Star with a drain hose
Waykar 80 Pints 2025 Energy Star Dehumidifier for Home
- Pints per day
- 50 to 99 pints
- Area (sq ft)
- 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft
- Drain hose included
- Yes
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
- Energy Star
- Yes
$271.99 (as of 10/24/2026 01:53 PDT - Details)
The Waykar 80 combines Energy Star certification with a stated drain hose and 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft coverage. It suits a home where bedroom and bathroom humidity add up across an entire floor.
Pros
- Energy Star certified
- Drain hose stated
- 50 to 99 pint capacity class
- 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft coverage stated
Cons
- Oversized for a single room
- No pump stated
- No Wi-Fi stated
Good fit if
- An entire floor with a persistent humidity problem
- A large open-plan bedroom and bathroom area
Skip if
- A single bathroom
- You need Wi-Fi or a pump rather than a drain hose
Verdict: A whole-floor Energy Star unit with continuous drain capability.
14 Best for whole-floor moisture control
Waykar 120 Pints 2025 Energy Star Dehumidifier for Home
- Pints per day
- 100 to 149 pints
- Area (sq ft)
- Over 5,000 sq ft
- Drain hose included
- Yes
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
- Energy Star
- Yes
$250.19 (as of 10/24/2026 01:53 PDT - Details) Typical price: $277.99, 10% off
The Waykar 120 is Energy Star certified, includes a drain hose, and lists over 5,000 sq ft coverage. It is included for homes where dampness covers a large floor plan, not for a single bedroom.
Pros
- Over 5,000 sq ft coverage stated
- Energy Star certified
- Drain hose stated
- 100 to 149 pint capacity class
Cons
- Far more capacity than a bedroom or bathroom needs
- No pump stated
- No Wi-Fi stated
Good fit if
- A whole home or very large floor with chronic dampness
- A basement or large room connected to bedroom and bath areas
Skip if
- A single room
- You want a portable unit you can move easily
Verdict: A large Energy Star unit for house-scale moisture problems.
15 Best for high-capacity moisture removal
Waykar 150 Pints 7
- Pints per day
- 150 pints or more
- Area (sq ft)
- Over 5,000 sq ft
- Drain hose included
- Yes
- Commercial or industrial
- Yes
- For basements
- Yes
- For bedrooms and bathrooms
- Yes
$379.99 (as of 10/24/2026 01:53 PDT - Details)
The Waykar 150 has the highest capacity class in this list at 150 pints or more, and the listing name states 7,500 sq ft coverage. It is a commercial and industrial unit, useful only for extreme dampness across a very large space.
Pros
- 150 pints or more capacity class, the highest in this list
- 7,500 sq ft coverage stated
- Drain hose stated
- Commercial and industrial listing
Cons
- Commercial scale, not a bedroom or bathroom unit
- No Energy Star certification stated
- No pump or Wi-Fi stated
Good fit if
- A very large open space with extreme humidity
- A home with strong moisture loads from a bathroom plus laundry
Skip if
- A bedroom or bathroom
- Anyone who wants a portable unit that can be lifted easily
Verdict: A high-capacity commercial model for extreme conditions, included for completeness.
Specs compared
| # | Dehumidifier | Pints per day | Area (sq ft) | Type | Whole house | Pump included | Drain hose included |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Frigidaire 35 Pint Dehumidifier for Home | Under 50 pints | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 2 | Frigidaire 22 Pint Dehumidifier for Bedroom | Under 50 pints | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 3 | Pro Breeze Electric Mini Dehumidifier for Home | not stated | Up to 1,500 sq ft | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 4 | SereneLife 91 OZ Dehumidifier For Home | Covers 1200 SQ FT For Basements | not stated | Up to 1,500 sq ft | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 5 | 98 OZ Dehumidifier | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 6 | GE Small Dehumidifier 25 Pint Basement Bedroom Bathroom Drain 1500 Sq Ft | Under 50 pints | Up to 1,500 sq ft | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes |
| 7 | GE Dehumidifier 35 Pint Basement Bedroom Bathroom Drain 3000 Sq | Under 50 pints | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes |
| 8 | GE Dehumidifier | 50 to 99 pints | 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes |
| 9 | LG PuriCare™ 50 Pint/day | 50 to 99 pints | not stated | Compressor | not stated | not stated | Yes |
| 10 | Midea 4,500 Sq. Ft. Dehumidifier With Pump Included | 50 to 99 pints | 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft | not stated | not stated | Yes | not stated |
| 11 | Ecor Pro 50 Pint Small Portable Commercial Desiccant Dehumidifier | 50 to 99 pints | Up to 1,500 sq ft | Desiccant | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 12 | Niiuteri 4500 Sq. Ft Energy Star 2025 Dehumidifier for Basement | not stated | 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes |
| 13 | Waykar 80 Pints 2025 Energy Star Dehumidifier for Home | 50 to 99 pints | 3,001 to 5,000 sq ft | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes |
| 14 | Waykar 120 Pints 2025 Energy Star Dehumidifier for Home | 100 to 149 pints | Over 5,000 sq ft | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes |
| 15 | Waykar 150 Pints 7 | 150 pints or more | Over 5,000 sq ft | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes |
How we chose these
The pool file contained 18 priced listings for dehumidifiers tagged for small rooms; after folding near-duplicate entries, 17 distinct units remained. The 15 picks below were shortlisted because they cover the range readers actually look for in bedrooms and bathrooms: compact ounce-rated units for a single bathroom, pint-rated portable models for a bedroom, Energy Star certified models, Wi-Fi models, and the larger units that are useful only when dampness affects an entire floor. Selection was based entirely on the specifications shown in the pool, the listing names, and published guidance from the EPA, CDC, ENERGY STAR and the Department of Energy. No unit was operated, measured or tested for this guide. Live prices are shown on the page by the product buttons and were read from the product listing at the time of writing; this text makes no price comparisons.
What to look for
Match capacity to the room, not the house
ENERGY STAR's sizing table places a small to medium room under 2,000 sq ft at 20 to 30 pints per day when the space is slightly to moderately damp, and 25 to 40 pints per day when it is very damp. A large room over 2,000 sq ft sits at 30 to 40 pints per day for moderate dampness and 40 to 50 for wet conditions. Those ranges are a starting point because the 2020 testing change makes newer pint capacities lower than older ones for the same room.
Drainage: bucket, hose, or pump
Most portable dehumidifiers collect water in a removable bucket and shut off when it is full. A drain hose lets you send water to a floor drain so you do not have to empty the bucket. A pump goes further and moves condensate upward, which helps in a bedroom or bathroom with no floor drain at the same level. In this guide, the Midea is the only pick with a stated pump; the LG, GE 25, GE 35, Waykar 80, Waykar 120 and Waykar 150 list drain hoses.
Energy Star certified models use less energy
ENERGY STAR states that a certified dehumidifier uses about 20 percent less energy than a conventional unit of similar size, thanks to more efficient coils, compressors and fans. If energy use matters for a unit that runs for hours each day, the Energy Star picks in this guide are the LG PuriCare, the Waykar 80, the Waykar 120 and the Niuteri basement model.
Think about cold rooms and desiccant models
Compressor dehumidifiers can form frost on the coils when the air temperature drops below about 65 degrees F, reducing performance. ENERGY STAR suggests looking for a model specified for lower temperatures in those conditions. Among this list, the Ecor Pro is the only pick whose stated type is desiccant; check its temperature range before using it in a cool bathroom or unheated space.
Decide how much control you want
A humidity display is useful in a bedroom because you can see when the room passes the 50 percent level that CDC recommends. In this guide, the Niuteri 98oz lists a humidity display and sleep mode. Wi-Fi gives remote control; the LG PuriCare is the only pick here with Wi-Fi in its stated specs. Simpler models such as the Frigidaire 22 and Pro Breeze have no stated display, Wi-Fi or app features.
Fix the moisture source first
A dehumidifier removes moisture after it is already in the air, but mold prevention starts with controlling the source. The EPA recommends drying water-damaged areas within 24 to 48 hours, and the CDC recommends keeping indoor humidity at or below 50 percent. Vent bathroom steam outside with an exhaust fan, fix leaks promptly, and use a dehumidifier as a second layer. No dehumidifier can replace repairs or ventilation.
Questions
What size dehumidifier do I need for a bedroom or bathroom?
ENERGY STAR's sizing guide suggests 20 to 30 pints per day for a small to medium room under 2,000 sq ft that is slightly to moderately damp, and 25 to 40 pints per day for a room that is very damp. A large room over 2,000 sq ft requires more. For a single bathroom, a compact ounce-rated unit can work, but it requires frequent emptying. When in doubt, a slightly larger model is safer.
Can a dehumidifier replace a bathroom exhaust fan?
No. An exhaust fan vents moist air to the outside, while a dehumidifier removes moisture from the air inside the room. CDC recommends keeping indoor humidity no higher than 50 percent and using exhaust fans in the kitchen and bathroom. A dehumidifier can help maintain that level, but it does not replace the fan, the range hood, or fixing the leaks that let moisture in.
What does the ounce number on a compact dehumidifier mean?
The ounce number is the size of the water tank, not the moisture removal amount over a day. Pints per day is the removal figure, and the two are not the same. In this pool, the Pro Breeze lists a 17 oz tank and the SereneLife lists a 91 oz tank, but neither states a pints-per-day figure. A larger tank means less frequent emptying, not necessarily faster dehumidification.
Is a desiccant model better for a cool bathroom?
ENERGY STAR notes that compressor units can develop frost on the coils below about 65 degrees F, which hurts performance. That is why a desiccant model, like the Ecor Pro in this pool, can be attractive for a cooler room. Desiccant dehumidifiers do not rely on the same cold-coil process, but you should still check the maker's specified temperature range before relying on one in an unheated bathroom.
How much energy do Energy Star dehumidifiers save?
ENERGY STAR reports that certified models use about 20 percent less energy than conventional units of similar size because of more efficient coils, compressors and fans. In this guide, the LG PuriCare, Waykar 80, Waykar 120 and Niuteri basement model list Energy Star certification. Efficiency also depends on how often the unit runs and how well the room is sealed.
Update history
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