Is this cold mist or warm or hot steam?
2076629
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2076630
This product provides you with warm steam which is suitable temperature for our skin.
2076631
It's hot. You can't put your face right up to it, but need to stay about 8" away; the exact distance that works is probably an individual thing, though. It's nice to have a facial steamer. But what's been really good for me is to have something that helps ease sinus pressure.
62755
It is steam so it does get hot! If that is your only question I hope I have answered it. Just know that you will have to spend a while circling the hair over n over to get the job done properly
1767009
I love this unit. I actually have two because I have one at my office. I tested the warm mist feature just now and it did not get warm at all, even after 30 minutes.
62753
The steam gets fairly hot. However, not hot enough to burn. In addition to steaming my hair, I also use it for a facial.
582466
I wish I could tell you. I waited over a month for it to be shipped and it never worked. It turned on but never produced steam. The company is shipping me a new one this week so once I get the new I can let you know. I believe it is on the warm side.
404124
The mist gets really warm after use in either mode; this is disappointing. It is definitely nota cool mist after two minutes of use.
2114451
It does not release cold steam. It puts out a good enough jet for me to use on my face. I'm not sure how it would compare to other steamers.
1202312
It is a cool mist. There are five units in our family. We use citrus essential oils in the units and find it very soothing and promoting of good sleep.
1968672
R. Schmidt is correct...if it's producing steam, it's 212 degrees F. Otherwise, it's water.
1458092
I've never used the steam feature, preferring the spray bottle, so I have no experience with it. Sorry.
937069
The distiller boils the water, then cools the steam to condense the water from the steam. I would say that the water entering the glass collection container is comfortably warm. (it's minus 6 degrees here in Rochester NY so that might affect my opinion of comfortable.)
2015475
Yes it gets very hot. I do heirloom sewing and this is the best steam generator I've had. I have not had to clean the boiler as my water is good mineral content but I think the directions for doing so were included.
160377
No, they are cool mist. Mine doesn't heat the water at all. I had this problem with the last one I had and there was a piece of metal between the cap to the reservoir and the circle seal that is underneath it when you put it onto the base. It created water that was like tea temperature, normally the water should be cool like a little cooler than room temperature.
328644
It is actually a pretty fine mist. I use it to water my air plants at work and it works very well for that.
1345362
Water turns to steam at 212°. The condensate (when it turns back to a liquid) is significantly cooler. The time that it's exposed to the surface is extremely short before it condenses back to liquid form. This is key because the amount of time the surface is exposed to the steam is very short if you are moving the wand as described.
583990
There should definitely be hot steam. Are you saying that you get no steam at all? or that the steam is not hot? Did you get a flawed product?
1587166
One of reviews has answered your question - cool mist and no other things but water