Can you use these with a humidifier?
1531308
I did. However, it destroyed my humidifier. So my recommendation would be to follow the manufacturer's instructions on adding stuff to the water in your humidifier if you can at all.
1531309
I have, and more than a few times. :-) I just add a few drops of whichever essential oil(s), such as eucalyptus to the water and voila. However, I have noticed over time the inside of my humidifier will have a gummy-like substance around the water line. I'm sure this is accumulated old-oils from previous uses that would probably happen with using any type of oil. My suggestion would be to use it and then clean the inside of it ever-so-often with a mild detergent. Hope this helps! :-)
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I don't see why not, however I would be careful. Your humidifier might permanently smell like lavender or whatever scent you put in it. So make sure you like it or don't mind if you mix them. As far as how much, we use about 4 drops per 100mL in a diffuser. You probably would not want that large of a ratio since it would likely be 1/4 of the bottle if you have a 4L capacity on your humidifier. I would start with about 15drops per liter and adjust from there.
1715021
yes you can! Just make sure no water condensation drips on the filter, that would be bad for the filter.We got em in stock at SunflowerSupplies.com631-651-8281
1801977
I would not use it as a humidifier. It emits a visible mist of the oil/water mixture surrounding the device that carries throughout my home (nice oil smell wise) but not necessarily the way a humidifier distributes just moist air. An actual humidifier would be better if that's what your looking for.
80553
Unfortunately, can't accurately answer per a crane model humidifier. We use Kenmore humidifiers. However, as ours are also cool mist models, and the product is specifically for humidifiers that use filters...NOT ultrasound or vaporizer type humidifiers, I would venture to believe this product can be used with your cool mist humidifier [as long as it uses a filter and is not an ultrasound or vaporizer model Should check with manufacturer though..
1773560
yes, you can use the cool mist humidifier without the filter cartridge but I suggest you use distilled water, no problem
1650368
No. Definitely not. If you're wanting something that adds a measurable amount of moisture to the air, get an actual humidifier. This diffuser is only about 6 inches tall, and outputs less than 1 cup of water over about 6-8 hours. I use it for aromatherapy and it sits on my desk at work. It's that small.
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I wouldn't want to tell you to do that since most humidifier manufacturers suggest you don't put oils of ANY kind in them. You may want to read the booklet/instruction manual that came with your particular humidifier to find out if it is safe or not per that manufacturer. Also, since these are not ESSENTIAL oils just FRAGRANCE oils there is no therapeutic benefit to reap from putting them in your humidifier, but I'm sure they would release pleasant scent just the same. I hope I've been of some help.
2043643
I don't believe so but I'm not CERTAIN as I don't have a whole home humidifier.
418608
You probably can but I've not tried! They are somewhat flimsy so keep that in mind when considering the possibility of using them that way. Good luck!
1844298
On the package it says:Use in all wick and filter-type humidifiers. Not for use in vaporizer/ultrasonics.
1756218
You could if they worked. They do not seal properly and they don't hold the vacuum seal. I would have sent them back, but I threw away the return info. They are junk!
676646
No you have to use the solution -or at least something similar from another brand. You can only use water for the sponge type humidifier. This guy is composed of several small gel beads that rely on the solution they sell. It looks expensive, but it's way worth it. The beads require much less service than the sponge. It took me a long time to get through my first bottle.
874673
Yes it will work as a humidifier. I put essential oils in it. It does just fine! I would say this is a good product. I would recommend it.
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From the owner manual: "You should only add water treatments that are specifically made...Using water treatments that are not recommended could damage the humidifier". Personally, I suspect oil would gunk up the works.
38037
Probably you can. However, I'd think you would be better off with either the Planet Waves "Small Instrument" humidifier or the Stretto System for Violin/Viola. Jim Gage/Dec. 5, 2014
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Hi there , actually you only want to use the humidipaks with an acoustic guitar . Electric guitars can can withhold against the elements better than an acoustic . If possible , you should still have a room for your instruments where you can monitor the humidity & maybe use a small vaporizer & a hergometer . Hope this helps :-)