Does this produce have a water container to humidify the hot air?
1039377
No, it doesn't. It needs to be close to the air flow. I turn on the ceiling fan to make the air circulate
1039378
No, Ed, it is a dry heat. You may want to either buy a separate humidifier, or simply put a pot of water on the stove.
1039379
No, my product has been returned. Maybe defective but my son has similar Honeywell product thst seems awesome.
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.
1960773
It has both. But my humidistat broke. Whytner sent me instructions on the fix but I haven't tried it yet.Additionally I'd like to report it is highly efficient and very quiet. I'd buy it again.
907686
Yes. The water flows from the reservoir into the base where it's wicked up by two evaporative pads (inside the housing). The air flowing over these pads becomes humidified and exits the top of the unit.
1079657
Yes. The water temp is adjustable and there is a hot air drying cycle although the drying cycle doesn't really dry completely.
1803146
No, just the screw-on lid with the holes in it. (I tend to put raw rice in the one I use for salt, so that the rice absorbs any humidity in the air and keeps the salt fresh -- and of course the rice can't get through the holes!)
1107188
Hi, that is exactly what we wanted it for and it works great, couldn't do without it now. No, no humidity added that we've noticed. We live in Central Vally California and with the heat in summer there is no way my husband could work out there. A Port-a-Cool is a must have for us!! Hope this helped.
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.
768228
No, there is no water produced. I still have no problems at all with this unit. (UPDATE: SorryI have used it only as an air conditioner to cool, and wasn't aware it had a drip tray. Our humidity is very low, seldom above 20% so I suppose not much or any water is produced.)
121597
No. The instructions states that you will not see any vapor for this humidifier. As long as the water continues to go down, it should be working.
1792686
Yes it does but this unit is really terrible. Not saying just this particular unit but this entire type of stand up unit. Lets off more heat than cool air. Takes up a lot of space since you need to vent it out the window. Don't buy unless u must
2082282
Looks like this one includes a humidistat controller. Not needed if your furnace can communicate with the humidifier.
868483
No...but I bought, sorry, can't remember exactly what it was called, a unit with temp. and humidity. I have asthma so humidity levels are important to me. Couldn't have been too spendy, I'm also kind of cheap.
847649
I agree with Stuart Uggen's answer. My humidifier is made with a little place for the Pro Tec unit in the water tank, and it works well with my water supply.
1539203
Just purchased and received this item two weeks ago. Yes, it does have a fan. It does not, however, have a water injection method. You, unfortunately, have to open the incubator to add water. It seems to hold humidity in really well depending on how much water you add. Adding water every four days to keep the humidity within the 50-65% range.
708491
My pitcher plant has grown and thrived and I just have it next to a sunny window. I haven't used a terrarium or any humidifiers. I live in Northern Cal and we have the airconditioner on at about 78 degrees and the pitcher plant does not seem to mind it. It does get very warm next to the sunny window. If the temperature in your office does not fluctuate too much and there is a nice sunny window you can put it next to it and it would probably do well.
1235284
No, it does not. You just plug it in and select the appropriate temperature setting for the type of food you are dehydrating.