My husband has been hinting that he wants a new, bigger humidor so I've purchased him a RAVELLO 300 CIGAR HUMIDOR. I am wondering if this unit would be sufficient for that humidor or should I get a different model? Thanks!
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This humidifier would be to big for the Ravello. It takes up a good amount of room your husband could use for cigars. I would use a Xikar Cigar Humidifier (For humidor of 250 cigars) w Xikar PG solution
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Someone wana test or mail me a packet to test? :) We cigar smokers use silica beads to maintain humidity in our humidors. When you soak them they release humidity and helps maintain a humidor at 65-70% relative humidity.
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Its like the standard drop in for a 150 cigar humidor. I have a 1,000 cigar humidor and have 6 of them stacked in there. its super solid and I am super happy with it.
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This humidifier have to sit on a flat surfice due to it's method of producing the steam. Please make sure to put it on the flat surfice. If you have any further question, please contact to support@elliotdepot.com Thanks.
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No, you should get as big a humidifier as reasonably possible. The "whole house" claim is exaggerated. I live in a 1000 square foot condo and the two units I've tried, including this one, struggle to keep the humidity at 35% on a dry day. That's fine for me, but I wouldn't want anything less. Besides, there's no real down side with a humidifier that's more than you need. It will just humidify your space to the desired level quicker and shut off, requiring less frequent fill-ups. The fan is loud on the higher settings, but you can keep it at low. In fact, I wouldn't even bother with this one. I got a slightly smaller Honeywell Quietcare that was quieter and worked more reliably than this one. No, you should get as big a humidifier as reasonably possible. The "whole house" claim is exaggerated. I live in a 1000 square foot condo and the two units I've tried, including this one, struggle to keep the humidity at 35% on a dry day. That's fine for me, but I wouldn't want anything less. Besides, there's no real down side with a humidifier that's more than you need. It will just humidify your space to the desired level quicker and shut off, requiring less frequent fill-ups. The fan is loud on the higher settings, but you can keep it at low. In fact, I wouldn't even bother... » Read More No, you should get as big a humidifier as reasonably possible. The "whole house" claim is exaggerated. I live in a 1000 square foot condo and the two units I've tried, including this one, struggle to keep the humidity at 35% on a dry day. That's fine for me, but I wouldn't want anything less. Besides, there's no real down side with a humidifier that's more than you need. It will just humidify your space to the desired level quicker and shut off, requiring less frequent fill-ups. The fan is loud on the higher settings, but you can keep it at low. In fact, I wouldn't even bother with this one. I got a slightly smaller Honeywell Quietcare that was quieter and worked more reliably than this one. « Show Less
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I would suspect that yes, you need to replace your humidistat. I have an Aprilaire humidifier and my digital humidistat went bad. Since my humidifier was aging, I replaced it also. I went back to the "manual" humidistat since it's simple and no electronics to go bad. The only thing the digital humidistat buys you is an outdoor temperature sensor (thermocouple) that automatically adjusts the setting based on the outdoor temperature ...sounds good but not that big of a deal. I set my manual humidistat a couple times ...when I expect the temperature to routinely get below 20 deg and then when I expect it to be above 20 deg. Never had a problem with that. Good luck! I would suspect that yes, you need to replace your humidistat. I have an Aprilaire humidifier and my digital humidistat went bad. Since my humidifier was aging, I replaced it also. I went back to the "manual" humidistat since it's simple and no electronics to go bad. The only thing the digital humidistat buys you is an outdoor temperature sensor (thermocouple) that automatically adjusts the setting based on the outdoor temperature ...sounds good but not that big of a deal. I set my manual humidistat a couple times ...when I expect the temperature to routinely get below 20 deg and... » Read More I would suspect that yes, you need to replace your humidistat. I have an Aprilaire humidifier and my digital humidistat went bad. Since my humidifier was aging, I replaced it also. I went back to the "manual" humidistat since it's simple and no electronics to go bad. The only thing the digital humidistat buys you is an outdoor temperature sensor (thermocouple) that automatically adjusts the setting based on the outdoor temperature ...sounds good but not that big of a deal. I set my manual humidistat a couple times ...when I expect the temperature to routinely get below 20 deg and then when I expect it to be above 20 deg. Never had a problem with that. Good luck! « Show Less
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As I have previouly stated, I had this unit professionly installed, however, I do know in my case, mine doesn't control my humidifier as I had a high end unit installed. The man gave me a detailed instruction and a users manual on the unit. The secret is ask around for a reliable, responsive professional. Gary
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My review was a bit harsh, I need to update it, it is a great humidor That being said I have it set at warmest temp which is 65 degrees...of course it's 10 outside and my house is 68. So for you the cooling aspect will come more into play
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I would not recommend this product. The problem was with the humidifier. The 2L plastic they suggest using, collapse on themselves and then leak all over. Thinking I had a defective unit I returned that one for a new one. Same problem. Even though you wouldn't mind the water on your roof, the water would empty out and you would have no more mist. I bought this unit from Amazon and think it's great. The only drawback is the smaller water vessel. But that no big deal. My model is: Lasko 6462 and was purchased from Amazon. I hope this helps.
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I got my machine about 2 days ago and it's money we'll spend didn't have no problems yet and I use pipe tabaco witch is stronger the reg tobacco the only ting is you got make shure that there is no big sticks in there to jam up the machine or to much tobacco and when I make my cigarets I make them on setting 2 and watch when you smoke them the chery could fall of when asht or flickt to hard
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I purchased this humidifier and my apartment is smaller than your condo! I believe if I had gotten a smaller one it would have run more. I am very happy with this model.
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S Qi is correct. According to the product specs it says 150ft^2. My experience with this model has been, keep the unit close to where your problem area is. For us, we smoke and the unit is kept neat that area. It doesn't clean air through the walls so if you're wondering if you should get the bigger model than this, think about the open space you'll use this. I think the 150 is perfect but I'm not in a big house. I would opt for 2 150 models over a 300 for maximum effectiveness (one in the finished basement one in the bedroom. It's light and easy to move around rooms.
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I have a large humidor that holds over 100 cigars and need two of these Humidifiers.
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Just push from the inside. To add to my original post, I am returning the humidor and getting a different one. Added 5 more fresh cigars and for some reason the humidor has stabilized at 72-74rh.
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Good question. I couldn't find any recommendations. After some research, it shows that this one is recommended for 1000 sq ft to 1200 sq ft. Found on the Target website (Couldn't find anything on Vick's site). I also checked the iallergy website and they rate this as a small room humidifier based on its capacity. (if used for 24 hours, a 2 gal would be sufficient for 250 sq ft.) We use ours in roughly a 120 sq ft bedroom with the inhalant and it works great for the 10-12 hours it is on the '1' fan setting. It doesn't empty the tank during that time either but does come close if you run the fan on '2' over night. It is across the room from the bed and we turn off the overhead fan. The unit is quiet too. Hope that helps.
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Are you buying the diffuser because you own a baby bliss blow dryer cause that is why I purchased it and it fits perfect but I suggest if you are just looking to buy a diffuser for a different blow dryer not to purchase it. I don't think it is that good. I personally bought a revlon blow dryer that comes with a diffuser for like 15-20 bucks and it's the best diffuser I ever used.