Is the internal "oil filter" effective or does it still put out a mist? Would you use it indoors in a poorly ventilated space?
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Not for indoor use unless you use and exhaust hose venting outdoors. smooth noise but annoying after time indoors. Mist comes off mostly when you restart vac after releasing pressure to open vac it for whatever reason.I set mine outside an run the vac lines into the house eliminating all exhaust and most noise.I can only get -24.5 pressure vacuum.
1880347
No, you need to use it in a well ventalated space. As the pump pulls a vaccum - the exhaust has a fine mist of oil vaper. Vent it to the outside. LP
1003963
I put mine in the path of the air blowing from a vent and it worked very well. The vent forced air towards the unit and then the unit cleaned it and spread it throughout the room.
262568
I personally have not used it in an indoor situation but a friend of ours used it to remove a smoke smell from and jacket and he said it worked. Hope this helps.
1441329
It works pretty well in a small room. It exchanges the air over a period of time. I don't think it works well when there is lots of humidity outside. This is not a high velocity fan!
287756
Yes the instructions state that the unit should not be run indoors. The exhaust is very dangerous if built up in an enclosed space. I run mine on a covered porch away from the front door.
1706713
BTW- I placed it in an entrance/boot room area as a backup to my oil burner. It has reduced my oil consumption and increased comfort in that part of the house. It's a great unit.
1515404
It's a cool mist. I use lavender water - it provides a great scent. No oils though; it would become dirty very quickly.
379087
I have done it both ways.....w/ oil and w/o......i think that it would be helpful if you are using in an area w/ lots of dust to help capture more of the particles, but, have found its not a issue since i change the filter and oil regularly.
691232
I wouldn't use it indoors as it would probably leave a film on your floor and furniture. If it was an indoor porch and you don't care about the furniture, it would probably work great as all the mist would be confined to a room.
961521
I live in a large loft with alot of living space. We have a sliding steel door that is the only thing separating us from the elements outside. I've opted to run this inside and so far so good. I'd say as long as you have a lot of ventilation you will be just fine. Also, the wick should be cut enough to not give off any toxic soot - so keep it short.
18784
Ur going to make a really big mess of the filter and inside, but I sucked a lot of automotive fluids up just not huge amounts at a time and it seems to do ok. There might be something out there more directly suited to that specific task though.
7606
I bought this diffuser a year ago and it seems to serve one small room. I use it in either my kitchen, living room or bedroom. Of course, the type and amount of essential oils used will determine the strength of fragrance, but this unit puts out a hearty burst of mist. I've been very pleased with this unit so far, but again, it will not serve a huge room or multiple rooms at the same time.
1269486
It should not be used indoors either. Mine quit after a month or so. You get what you pay for.
754849
For the internal components either compressed air from my air compressor or a computer dust can is all I use. The outside with a slighly damp cloth with some dish soap works well.
1787244
I think you are not supposed to use it in an occupied room because people with asthma can have some trouble. We run it on low ozone with no trouble. We used it to get the paint chemicals out of a room and it seemed to work quite nicely.
1271181
It's not bad. It does have an odor that reminds me of industrial grease or lightly like paint remover but not nearly as strong. I would suggest you be in a ventilated area.
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I would say well, it gives out plenty of mist. I use mine with Doterra oil in it for health benefits.