How does this nebulizer works? Does it pump air into the vase and carry out the oil vapor through the top? Does it work well in cold weather?
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Hi Win, there is a small air pump inside the wood base that uses small tubes in the bottle to make the oil into a fine mist. The mist is carried up and out of the top of the bottle.
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Should ask manufacturer and according to them no heat and no water involved. but appears to me the central tubes in the middle of the globe are heated even if indirectly (so they can state no heating element) from the fan motor which vaporises the oil with 10 min run 10 min shutdown so doesn't burn up. From the fan there Appears to be sufficient air pushing the scent out through the top. Cold should have no bearing I can determine but only sufficient indoor usage is practical, outdoor usage would be a waste for the scent. Would not buy another based on what I wanted it for - the scent, heavy usage and there are cheaper like Now diffuser that uses water, works better, longer and less waste of oils. Should ask manufacturer and according to them no heat and no water involved. but appears to me the central tubes in the middle of the globe are heated even if indirectly (so they can state no heating element) from the fan motor which vaporises the oil with 10 min run 10 min shutdown so doesn't burn up. From the fan there Appears to be sufficient air pushing the scent out through the top. Cold should have no bearing I can determine but only sufficient indoor usage is practical, outdoor usage would be a waste for the scent. Would not buy another based on what I wanted it for - the scent,... » Read More Should ask manufacturer and according to them no heat and no water involved. but appears to me the central tubes in the middle of the globe are heated even if indirectly (so they can state no heating element) from the fan motor which vaporises the oil with 10 min run 10 min shutdown so doesn't burn up. From the fan there Appears to be sufficient air pushing the scent out through the top. Cold should have no bearing I can determine but only sufficient indoor usage is practical, outdoor usage would be a waste for the scent. Would not buy another based on what I wanted it for - the scent, heavy usage and there are cheaper like Now diffuser that uses water, works better, longer and less waste of oils. « Show Less
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The diffuser works wonderful. I love mine. The vapor does come out through the top but I don't believe it pumps air into the vase. Not sure about that. It works wonderful during cold, warm, hot weather. Just to make sure this is clear this isn't a nebulizer is a diffuser.
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I do not recommend it at all, in fact I returned mine as it was defective. It uses a LOT of oil too.
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yes it does. It gives off a soft heat, not like most heaters that blasts heat and dispences to the ceiling. Works best when it really cold. Not when its mildly cold.
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I used it all last winter in Northeast Ohio. Had many nights below 10° below zero. It was under a roof but side of building open to outside. Worked well ..... You do have to top off every few days due to evaporation....
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The sonic nebulizer will probably work with water and oil, but I haven't tried.
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It does not go according to cylinders, it goes w the temperature shown on the gauge. With a running engine and system on, connect it to the bigger pipe. After checking the pressure and temperature pull the trigger until the return pipe cools. When it is cold, stop pumping fryon....
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It picks up moister out the air around you,it works really well,will stay on for 60 minutes then shuts itself off, it has a timer and will go up to 160 degrees, I use mine every night and I love it..well worth the extra money than the cheaper ones.
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Bill - we have used it in cold weather with very good results (32 degrees and above), but not sure about performance in sub zero weather. Sorry we couldn't be of more help. Have you called the manufacturer for input?
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Cold shot works great! It shoots out a powerful jet of cool air (comparable in temperature to a fan). Takes a couple seconds to cool.
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You uncap the plastic nozzle and blow a few puffs of air into it. Doesn't take much. In fact the one in the photo would probably be overinflated for me.
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I use it as humidifier during the winter months [minnesota] and it worrks very well. It is the second unit that I have owned and the first unit lasted 10 years. Yes it does freshen and clean the air. Expensive but good solid value. James S.
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No. It isn't a vaporizer or humidifyer. It doesn't heat up or steam. Air comes out. You cant see it but you should be able to feel a light cool breeze coming out of the vents.
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There's a flap on the top front that you flip open. The cold air comes out there. We have had this model for two years, and have been very happy with it.
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I watched some Utube videos to get a better understanding of temperature and application methods and issues. I used this product in the middle of winter in my kitchen. It worked very well for me. I strongly recommend that you wear a good filtering air mask as the fumes are very strong.
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I actually just got mine to work after a lot of research. Someone posted in a review that you must keep some space between the paint jar and the airbrush. That little niche where you attach the brush and jar? Dont put in the jar all the way. Another thing, is that if the can is too cold (from extended use), you must warm it up to get it to spray at a proper pressure. DO NOT heat up the can too much, just run its bottom under ot water for 2 - 3 seconds, or warm water for like 3 - 5. I actually just keep the can in my lap for warmth - it extends the amount of spraying i can do before the can becomes too cold.
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Don't know what you mean by "cold" but it works for me. I never tried it in in below freezing weather, but I would guess that the stuff does not freeze too easily. I suggest you contact the manufacturer.
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Mine hasn't clogged yet, I also don't let it sit off for more than 12 hours.... This nebulizer requires little to no cleaning during its use, just keep filling it with oil and your good to go.
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I have a wonderful essential oil nebulizer. I put one drop (germ fighter is very strong) of germ fighter with three drops of lavender in the nebulizer and diffuse into the air at night. It helps me sleep and keeps me healthy. This is wonderful stuff.! Anybody know how to make a toothpaste from this stuff? I am thinking that would be good too!