Is there a smaller version? My room is no where near that size and i was wonder if there was a similar product that was just as good but for a small room say aroun 100 square feet or is this still okay to buy( keep the pressure on low)?
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I'm sure you've made a choice by now, but the room mine is in is about 100ft2, and keeping it on low works well, plus uses much less power that way. Plus, if you ever want to use it in a larger room, you can know it will work fine there too. It's not very big, so don't worry about it using a lot of floor space.
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We're using it in a smaller room than that so I don't know about the 20% reduction in your room. I'd think it should make a big difference, though. If you have room, I'd suggest 2 of these--or even a larger one.
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I would definitely order a larger fan for an 18x12 size room. I ordered 2 fans each 42" for 2 bedrooms approx 10x12 each and the fans are awesome.Hope this helps!Louise L.
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Not that big.....a small room would be best. Also MAKE SURE THE FILTER IS PLACED WHERE THERE ARE NO OBSRUCTIONS. I plugged it in by a window sill and found that small bit of wood was obstructing the air filter's effectiveness.
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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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Hello Joe, I would recomment you buy the 8.6inch crystal one, it will be more powerful! About 50 x 50 room. So beautiful!
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Ask you plumber. But I used the small one. EX08CP. Works fine and great as supplemental heat in a boot room/entrance area for me.
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I have 2 of these. I have a black one in my office and it works very well. I am guessing the sq footage is 12 ft X 12 ft. I like the thermostat will cut off in case I need to leave my office for more than a few minutes. On the other hand- I thought this white one was going to work as well as my black one- it did not. After a month, it started popping and cutting off- just blowing out cold air. I'm not sure I would buy another Vornado off Amazon unless I had very clear return ability up to 60 days. For the few days it did work- it would heat up my about 20 ft X 30 ft bed/bath space, but it took several hours to do so. Overall, I think it will work well in a small room w/ no or few windows and in a square shape- it seems to loose effectiveness when the room curves and there are big windows.
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Although there is not a smaller version, there is no issue with using this with a smaller tank. Keep in mind that you do not need to have the entire vacuum submerged.
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Yes, I have the same older model and love it! Mine also still works great. I think the 12500 may cover a little larger space and this particular Amazon model number may specify a medium room, but check the specifications on line. Same outstanding design - best one out there, in my opinion.
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I bought the small Vornado and have it on at night in a room that is about 11 ft by 12 ft. The air wafts gently over me all night and is very, very quiet...almost no sound at all. My husband kept taking the fan to his office during the day so I bought a second Vornado just for him. Personally, I like this product. For a room that is 15 ft by 15 ft, you should buy the next larger model than the Vornado 133 as I don't think the small fan will work as well in the larger space.
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Yes - I think you may have to step up to a larger unit. My space is a similar size, and now that warmer more humid weather has arrived, the unit is running almost full time to maintain 50% humidity. Although the unit is very quiet compared to other units I have owned, it still may be a bit annoying in certain circumstances (e.g. viewing TV in the area).
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I'm going to buy a bigger one. It's not as good as I had hoped, especially with thick walls and electrical outlets, wires, etc. nearby. I guess it depends on your layout, distrance involved and so forth.
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We used ours in two different rooms, one was about 600 sq. ft. the other was abut 300 sq. ft. and it seemed to work well for us in both rooms. We also found that a regular vaporizer for a lot less $ works for us. the difference is cool steam and warm steam.
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I recently put an 80 cfm fan in a powder room that is also about 5 x 7 with 8 foot ceiling on main floor of two story house (length of ductwork makes some difference). I think that was a little bigger than the recommended size (I saw anywhere from 5 to 8 minutes recommended to remove the room air volume) but I didn't want to go too small. 80 cfm is plenty. Drawback of going bigger is need for larger diameter duct to make use of the fan power, a little more noise from a larger motor, and less energy efficient both due to motor and to pulling more heated or cooled air out of the house.
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I am using it in a 15' x 25' room and it on the high setting in a 15' x 20' room and, though the strength of the scent is lower at one end of the room than the other, I am pleased. I think, in an average size room, you could use a lower setting. Sorry I can't say for sure. I have used many different diffusers and, for me, this one is the best and I plan to purchase two more. Oh, for my large room, I do use a little more oil than I would in a smaller room.
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I have this in my living room and it is actually quiter than the 800 sq foot one I have in my bedroom. Though to be honest I would get one of the smaller ones that are much cheaper for your bedroom. This unit puts off surprisingly little heat considering it claims to be for 2000 sq feet, I hear good things about the Dr. Infrared Heater 1500 sq ft one, but I don't own one of those so I can't personally attest to it.