Does it produce humidity
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I don't really know. I used it a fountain in my backyard. I wouldn't buy this product again. It didn't work last very long.
1872914
In a small room humidity might be an issue as the fogger does exactly that - it creates a fog/mist across a pond or around a fountain. In a large well ventilated room or outdoors, it would not be an issue.
1872915
on paper, i suppose it does, but you'd have to be in a real confined space to feel any effect.
1606072
nope, it doesnt. It does retain moisture though. I like using it especially after applying leave in conditioner
330029
No. It puts out water vapor, which is water that has already evaporated. Other types of humidifiers put out water droplet, which may leave a residue when they actually evaporate into water vapor.
39450
No, it's an evaporative. You won't see the vapors like with a mist humidifier.
1190223
We found out that humidity is everything. On a dry day the output is so-so. On a humid day it is incredible! Regardless, it is a great little machine.
977040
Yes, definitely! It holds humidity very well, and has a constantly running internal fan to help regulate temperature and humidity throughout the unit. We have many customers who use this item as a poultry hatcher and have great results. I hope this helps! Thanks, ReptiPro
2269387
Yes, it has temperature and humidity for both indoors and outdoors...Very pleased with the quality, accuracy and features.
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.
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It appears to only to function when the heat is running. The unit has a mechanical by pass valvue (you have to close for the cooling season), but to be sure you can call them direct to check it out. Logically though, the Air conditioner wants to lower the humidity not raise it.
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I believe the amount of moisture placed into the air by this machine is not sufficient to add to the humidity. It does a good job of dispersing essential oils, but the entire cycle with the reservoir filling is 100 ml - not much water. I suggest a humidifier instead
712742
Nope. Produces no carbon monoxide, though water vapor can be a problem. So it still can use some airflow through the room
259655
This unit is great for increasing the humidity in a room. Do NOT expect it to cool the room.
1351338
Although this unit is great in dry climates, I find it doesn't work so well when the humidity is up. Better off with a fan or two.
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!
58505
This diffuser is relatively small, but, yes it does add humidity to the air. All I do is rinse it out occasionally to clean it (maybe I should do more??). The oil goes into a little "pocket" on the outside of the cover, so it is very easy to change oils.
996188
Yes we do get humidity and dust, but we have a piece of muslin draped over the front of it to help contain it in one location. Debbi
941720
It's some kind of pressboard, but have mine in the kitchen so I don't know how the humidity will affect it. It's a nice little cabinet for the money.