Is this a warm air mist or cool air mist humidifer?
1289812
It is a cool mist. If you buy it (and I do recommend it) make sure you use distilled water. It will almost eliminate the white dust created from using regular water. No one wants to dust every day!
1289813
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.
642601
Eventhough it's not a humidifier, it does put some moister in the air. Honestly I prefer it over humidifier because its much quiter, and the mist finer putting just enough moiter in the air to aliviate dry sinus. I run it for 3 hours in the eve before bed time then reset to and additional 3 when going to bed and it does the trick for us (10x12 room).
12924
It's an in between humidifier. A small heater in the base does convert water to steam, but it does come out pretty much room temp.
2170875
Yes, it is. It delivers a fine mist or vapor into the air, like a cool mist humidifier. It is NOT FOR MEDICAL USE.
2267761
Yes it is a cool mist almost more like a vapor. This diffuser works fabulous.
570523
ultrasonic - cool mist. Don't confuse with evaporative units. Unit is almost silent, and produce a cool steam-like mist.
879336
I don't have a clue what that actually means but what I will say is that the (slightly) warm air coming out of the humidifier has a very fresh quality to it. It's more of what you'd expect from colder air. I'm comparing this to two other cool air humidifiers I've used.
1717238
It's a cool mist. You definitely don't want it blowing right at you, as it will chill you. This is a "wicking" humidifier, because it has a wick / a.k.a. "filter" inside, that is soaked with water. The air passes through this wick, in order to pick up humidity.
961984
It doesn't have a warm mist, but it would be the temperature of the water you put into it. However, you're not supposed to use warm or hot water with this machine. Also, you should really only use filtered or purified water to make weekly cleaning easier.
2004031
Yes, all humidifiers blow hot air. Unfortunately, that is how they work. We have had to decide if we wanted less humidity or less heat. We vary the use depending on the season. I hope this is helpful.
544257
It is a cool mist...releases a vapor almost instantly when turned on.And it is ultra quiet :) I like that too.
779759
Cool mist. It's basically a fan that spins water into the air...it's loud and I found it not to be very effective.
874675
Not really sure, it does not put off any heat with the vapor but it is a cool mist. It takes several hours for the water to run out so you would probably need to compare the amount of water used per hour with a regular humidifier vs this. I do really like this one though, it's honestly my favorite diffuser because it holds a lot of water and has a high and low so you can adjust it. Also, just a little essential oil in this can be smelled in my entire house (my others only work well in a small room) so it puts off a great deal of "mist".
1009256
There is a light mist that comes from this diffuser but I would not classify it as anywhere near the amount of moisture that you would get from a humidifier.
2133177
As an evaporative humidifier, the Vornado Evap3 produces no visible mist.The humidified air circulated by the fan is cool. The fan's upward position means the cool air doesnt blow on people in the room. Warm air near the ceiling is circulared downward, similar to the way a ceiling fan circulates air.
272735
I do not know what the difference is...what I will say is that you do not see mist coming out of it when its on. I'd say this humidifier is worth around $30....I think this is no better than cheaper ones that you can get for $20..in fact I will sell you mine for $20+shipping
1098572
It is not a warm mist humidifier, it is just a very noisy cool humidifier that I do not recommend to buy.