I have a halloween application in mind, anyone know if it works on it's side? I'll make sure it is sealed to the bottle natrually.
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It would probably work on it's side most likely, but it doesnt really seal to a bottle. It doesnt have threads, rather just rests on the bottle, at least any bottle I have used. That said, as long as the wick is wet, it makes steam.
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It doesn't even work upright, nor does it attach securely to the bottle. Just kind of props there.
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I haven't tried it on its side, but I have a feeling that it will work. It's just a matter of the sponge absorbing the water.
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Hey Robert, If I'm right, it does work on its side. As long as the cottony water absorbent stick is submerged, then it works. It doesn't put out a huge mist cloud, but it does put out a lot of mist once it gets going. Hope this helps! - Shannon Simpson
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Hi Robert,I doubt it will work on its side; if it does, it won't for long. The filter is a wick that draws the water into ultrasonic humidifier. It's about 4-5 inches long, but only 3/8 to ½ inches wide. Once the water level goes below the wick, it won't draw up any more fluid. One the other hand , if it's sealed well, the question is if too much water volume from the bottle will flood the element that vaporizes the water. My Newisland didn't work for me; I have another brand that operates on the same kind of system. Considering these aren't exactly cheap, I know I wouldn't blow my money on trying out an application for halloween and have a dead humidifier. Just a thought. Good luck! Hi Robert,I doubt it will work on its side; if it does, it won't for long. The filter is a wick that draws the water into ultrasonic humidifier. It's about 4-5 inches long, but only 3/8 to ½ inches wide. Once the water level goes below the wick, it won't draw up any more fluid. One the other hand , if it's sealed well, the question is if too much water volume from the bottle will flood the element that vaporizes the water. My Newisland didn't work for me; I have another brand that operates on the same kind of system. Considering these aren't exactly cheap, I know I wouldn't blow my... » Read More Hi Robert,I doubt it will work on its side; if it does, it won't for long. The filter is a wick that draws the water into ultrasonic humidifier. It's about 4-5 inches long, but only 3/8 to ½ inches wide. Once the water level goes below the wick, it won't draw up any more fluid. One the other hand , if it's sealed well, the question is if too much water volume from the bottle will flood the element that vaporizes the water. My Newisland didn't work for me; I have another brand that operates on the same kind of system. Considering these aren't exactly cheap, I know I wouldn't blow my money on trying out an application for halloween and have a dead humidifier. Just a thought. Good luck! « Show Less
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Ive always wondered if "sealing" around the edges with a wax or something similar would work. Or does the majority evaporate from the wick? Im going to try it with mine and see how it works... will report back.
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I wish I knew. That's the problem the bottle is so dinky and it's not even full. My advice is, there are a couple of YouTube videos that show how to apply it. It gives some idea how far it goes. One video does a whole vehicle, but the plastic is very smooth and not too faded. Good luck.
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Make sure that the solution bottle is pushed down all the way in the holder. Mine does the same if it is not all the way in the holder. Hope that works for you!
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Thank you all for your comments. I returned the bottle, which appeared half full, and checked another bottle, which had the protective seal. It appeared that someone helped themselves to this gold in a bottle and put it back on the shelf.
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HI Santoyo ! The person who responded first, already said basically what I was about to recommend ! Even suggesting the video ! No point in repeating !! The only thing I can imagine that might lead you to damage the bottle and not just the cork, as the cork issue happens to me, is that the cork is of a very hard type and is very stuck in there, as it HAS happened to me, but not to the point of damage !! ........... CHERERS my friend and mull this over a nice Cab !!
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I agree with barefoot. Take it apart again and look at the piece you insert into bottle. Is it in the correct position?
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It's a spray paint, I didn't personally try it outside, but I see no reason it wouldn't work. I would consider a clear sealer to apply after the glow in the dark, just to be safe
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Mine didn't work at all... But I think there are YouTube videos that show how to use it with different shaped bottles... Good luck!
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If it is sealed it should be fine .try in a small area at first if you like but it should be fine
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I did like others said, went to the pharmacy and got two large bottles for free and drilled some holes in it so it let's the moisture out. It may not look as good but at 100% cheaper, you can beat the price.
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Mine worked great for the limited amount of time I used it. I had it outside 24/7 for about 10 days around Halloween. I would have it on for about 5 hours a day. I won't get it out again until this Halloween.
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I just keep it in my kitchen cabinet, it doesn't really go bad, I've had it for some time now and still using it, no where no close to the end of the bottle. I'd also recommend putting inside a plastic bag for extra protection since it seems like you always get some on the rim of the bottle or the cap, which subsequently gets on your finger, then in your eye (or something worse).
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Try wetting it with warm water and sliding it onto the bottle, I had to do this, and I left it on to stretch it out, it wasn't easy, but it did finally work! Good luck!
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Why would you want a free bottle if the product doesn't work? I have only bought one bottle so my results are not that visible yet, but it's working for me so far.
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Yes I have that same problem. I added a drop of remover to the bottle. Thinned it out but not sure that was a good thing to do.
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It worked well for me on mildew in the paint on a groove in a exterior medal door. A shadow of the stain is still there. For your application, I'd recommend getting one bottle to try. Obviously you have a roof leak. Don't waste you money cleaning mold from roof decking that may have to be replaced when the leak location is found. I just checked it on the mildewed exterior painted wood siding. Worked real well.