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I used a Kenmore "whole house" console humidifier for a couple years and that wasn't even enough despite refilling it twice daily. I've since installed a furnace humidifier and the humidity is regulated prefectly by my ecobee thermostat. If you can afford it, that's definitely the way to go. Now all I need to worry about is changing the filter once a year, and the convenience of not refilling heavy jugs or worrying about mold is a huge relief.
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I used a Kenmore "whole house" console humidifier for a couple years and that wasn't even enough despite refilling it twice daily. I've since installed a furnace humidifier and the humidity is regulated prefectly by my ecobee thermostat. If you can afford it, that's definitely the way to go. Now all I need to worry about is changing the filter once a year, and the convenience of not refilling heavy jugs or worrying about mold is a huge relief.
Uh, a "whole house" humidifier is going to vary by how many sq ft are covered and how large the water tank is...
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It also matters if you have a leaky old house or a tightly sealed one, and what temperature zone you live in.
The "whole house" naming isn't my idea, that's just how they advertise them. Regardless, they can only put in the air as much as you fill them with. I wasn't home enough to fill mine three times a day, so I never got my humidity high enough in my leaky old house.
All I meant by my post was to say that this unit might not be a complete fix for someone who needs humidity, and it still requires repeated attention to stay full, vs a permanent set-it-and-forget-it furnace humidifier.
I have had at least 6 humidifiers and have never had a mold problem with an ultrasonic humidifier. White dust, yes, but not mold. These humidifiers are notorious for mold as you have water sitting on a wet filter for days in a warm environment, which is perfect for mold growth. I found the only way around that is to change the filter weekly which is expensive.
Hydrogen peroxide right into the ultrasonic tank in the machine before I place the large plastic water storage tank in its spot.