Is it more like fan? or humidifier? I need humidifier which makes mist go far in our living room.
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Hi,My product was not working at the very first time. Sorry, couldn't help you.
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I think is the perfect combination :-) I would say the mist goes as far as 3 feet approximately but it keeps a medium size room comfortable.
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It has both features, which can operate independently or at the same time. Depending on the size of the room, the effectiveness as a humidifier may be reduced (the manual rates its area of coverage at 500 sq ft), but I would rate it as comparable to a standard ultrasonic humidifier.
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No. This diffuser just lightly diffuses moisture into the air...perfect foressential oils...If you need more moisture, it is better to do so with a humidifier! Hope this helps you!
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Okay, I answered this morning with "warm." But then I got to thinking about it. I have the humidifier mounted on the dash in front of the heating vent, so it feels warm. I went outside and checked. It is actually a cool mist. So sorry. Hope you didn't order something you didn't want because of what I said.
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Not a problem. Happy to help :) I do absolutely love this humidifier tho. Must buy.
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It is advertised on this very page as a diffuser and a humidifier. If you wanted a humidifier then I would send this one back & get a refund.
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Humid air travels to dry air. Generally speaking the lower area of your home will be cooler than the upper area of the home. Therefore the furnace will generally run more frequently. Also you have entry doors downstairs causing lower level to run more often. I would install on the lower level of the home for that reason. I would also setup the unit for 220VAC operation to maximize the steam produced to humidify with. If the humidifier does not maintain the humidity at desired levels it can be configured to run the furnace fan on a call for humidity.
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The mist is cool. I love it so much because when its air is warm inside in the house from a hot day. I use it to help me breath. I have it above my bed head so the mist decrease on mehelping me to breath.
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Cool mist. Actually you won't see or feel the mist directly, but the air in the room will have more humidity. We use it in the bedroom, where it helps us avoid waking up in the morning with that awful "dry-mouth" feeling.
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Well, weird as it may seem, I am looking for a fan that actually makes a noticeable hum/sound. We use it as a sound conditioner and to drown out external noise when sleeping. Does anyone know of one that would meet that requirement? Ours is about to quit, and it is not the time of year to find one in a retail store. Thank you.
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I keep it on the edge of the piece of furniture and it blows the mist away from it. I have carpeting in the room and i've never had it damp. One time I was very congested however, I did place it close to my bed and the bed was slightly damp. I guess it's a question of how much empty space is around the unit. Also, you can regulate the amount of mist the unit emits and I usually have it on full blast.
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It's not an exhaust fan. It does draw moisture out of a room, but slowly. I used it in a room about 5x7x5 and it was still slightly humid in there on occasion, when the weather was particularly wet or hot.
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No humidifier function at all. There may be a fan-only function if you turn the thermostat all the way down, but you would be much better off with a "real" fan or a large air purifier.
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Hi Marcel, this one uses distilled water and covers my living room (24 ft x 15 ft) quite well; the 'mist' looks like it extends out 2-3 ft but don't let that fool you; you'll smell the oils much further away. There is quite a bit of research on essential oils killing airborne pathogens - good choice to use it in your home/office!
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I am not sure, but I thought you may want to know that it produces a lot of mist that leaves alot of water residue and makes the room kind of misty. It does produce a good amount of humidity
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Place your humidifier close to a cold air return so it can circulate the moist air throughout the house.If you have electric heat and it's very cold there (here it is 5 degrees), that may be the best it can do. You may need a larger humidifier.
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As I recall, it was cool. I do not recommend the humidifier unless you want everything in the vicinity soaking wet (carpet, any furniture, books.), and that is on the low setting. Mine is sitting in a box to be used only in a closed bathroom and who needs it when there is a shower there already.
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no, fan will still run but obviously there won't be mist. also, its pretty cheap, the one i got was broken and didn't work, so make sure you test it before you bring it out!