Corrections Policy

Written by the Dehumidifier for Basement editorial team and reviewed for source accuracy. Last updated July 2026.

If something here is wrong, we want to fix it — and we would rather hear it from you than leave it live.

What counts as a correction

• An incorrect specification, price range, capacity rating or model number.
• A source that does not actually support the statement next to it.
• A dead or redirected source link.
• Guidance that conflicts with current EPA, DOE, ENERGY STAR, AHAM or CDC material.
• A product listed as available that has been discontinued.
• A calculation or formula error in one of the tools.

How to report an error

Use the contact form and include the page URL, the sentence or table cell in question, what you believe is correct, and a source if you have one. Reports about product specifications are most useful when they include a manufacturer page or manual.

What happens next

1. We re-check the claim against the source registry and the manufacturer material.
2. If the claim is wrong, it is corrected or removed, usually within a few days.
3. If a figure cannot be verified, it is replaced with “Not published by the manufacturer.”
4. Material corrections are noted on the page and the last-updated date is changed.
5. Where the same error appears on other pages, all of them are updated.

Things we will not change on request

We do not add promotional language, remove accurate limitations, or reword an entry because a manufacturer or merchant prefers different framing. Factual corrections backed by a source are always welcome; ranking requests are not.