Kujia LLC via Amazon has 3.6L Top Fill Homvana Humidifer w/ Cool Mist (H101) on sale for $29.98 - $14.69 (49%) off when you click 'Redeem' on the product page or apply promo code P7RLNOTM at checkout = $15.29. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Kujia LLC via Amazon has 3.6L Top Fill Homvana Humidifer w/ Cool Mist (H101) on sale for $29.98 - $14.69 (49%) off when you click 'Redeem' on the product page or apply promo code P7RLNOTM at checkout = $15.29. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Model: Homvana Humidifiers for Bedroom Home, 3.6L Cool Mist Top-Fill 34H Super Long Time, Quiet 23dB, Baby Humidifier, Oil Diffuser for Large Room, Plants, Nursery, Office BPA FREE, 7 Color Light Ultrasonic
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Got one of these about a month ago from the previous deal. Solid humidifier for my toddler's room and good tank capacity. Tank also seems very easy to clean. In for another
Got this a few weeks ago and it works great. The $40 one I bought at the W place could barely put out mist. This one was instant and you can even turn the direction of the mist. Can't believe it costs so little.
Not required but definitely recommended otherwise it aerosols the minerals and you'll find a white dust forming on your furniture which you're breathing in and is also bad for electronics.
An alternate to constant distilled water is a zero water pitcher. Just bought one for my humidifier because I was sick of running out of distilled. Other pitchers that aren't 'zero TDS' like Brita won't cut it as those don't filter out minerals.
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anyone know of a humidifier that's easy to disassemble to clean to prevent mild growth? I had a highly rated Honeywell humidifier but it was a pain to disassemble and get to the fan blades. I used distilled water too
Got one of these about a month ago from the previous deal. Solid humidifier for my toddler's room and good tank capacity. Tank also seems very easy to clean. In for another
Same here. Seems solid machine. Starts very quickly. Large capacity but seems to take longer to empty overnight than an older humidifier I have that just has the heat element that basically boils the water. It goes thru a gallon per night if I start it around 9pm
This Homvana took longer. I also have a feeling this one uses less power. I might just use 2 of them.
In for another one.
Not required but definitely recommended otherwise it aerosols the minerals and you'll find a white dust forming on your furniture which you're breathing in and is also bad for electronics.
An alternate to constant distilled water is a zero water pitcher. Just bought one for my humidifier because I was sick of running out of distilled. Other pitchers that aren't 'zero TDS' like Brita won't cut it as those don't filter out minerals.
Are areosolized minerals bad for you ?
assuming I put good water in it.
There haven't been a lot of studies done on it. In mice it caused a negative cellular response but there wasn't any signs of actual tissue damage. Personally I tend to err on the side of less foreign particulate matter in the lungs is better.
Aside from health effects though, it does cause a 'white dust' to form all around it and not only is it messy but that white dust is particularly bad for electronics.
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https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/arti...MC3922954/There haven't been a lot of studies done on it. In mice it caused a negative cellular response but there wasn't any signs of actual tissue damage. Personally I tend to err on the side of less foreign particulate matter in the lungs is better. Aside from health effects though, it does cause a 'white dust' to form all around it and not only is it messy but that white dust is particularly bad for electronics.
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Just ordered another one and will return this one.
Thanks OP!
An alternate to constant distilled water is a zero water pitcher. Just bought one for my humidifier because I was sick of running out of distilled. Other pitchers that aren't 'zero TDS' like Brita won't cut it as those don't filter out minerals.
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This Homvana took longer. I also have a feeling this one uses less power. I might just use 2 of them.
In for another one.
An alternate to constant distilled water is a zero water pitcher. Just bought one for my humidifier because I was sick of running out of distilled. Other pitchers that aren't 'zero TDS' like Brita won't cut it as those don't filter out minerals.
assuming I put good water in it.
assuming I put good water in it.
There haven't been a lot of studies done on it. In mice it caused a negative cellular response but there wasn't any signs of actual tissue damage. Personally I tend to err on the side of less foreign particulate matter in the lungs is better.
Aside from health effects though, it does cause a 'white dust' to form all around it and not only is it messy but that white dust is particularly bad for electronics.
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