Reddit reviews Vicks Filter-Free Ultrasonic Visible Cool Mist Humidifier for Medium Rooms, 1.2 Gallon With Auto Shut-Off, 30 Hours of Moisturized Air, Use With Menthol Scented Vicks VapoPads
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haha which one??
the one on the right is this Homech i got on amazon. I absolutely love it. It cranks out the mist like no other. The only things i wish it had were a bigger tank and automatic on/off when it dips below a certain percentage of moisture in the air. those units exist, just more expensive.
the one with the big blue tank more towards the middle is a Vicks cool mist humidifier. I love it because it has a huuuuuge tank. It’ll last at least 2 days on full blast—where my other one is about 9 -10 hours or so. The Vicks doesn’t produce as heavy of steam but it’s not far behind.
Always go cool mist. warm mist will increase risk of mold and bacteria growth. also with this much humidity (85-90%+) definitely introduce a fan for airflow. I have one of those tall dyson air purifier fan things (a family member gave it to me, i didn’t spend the money for it lol) and i have the circulating all day.
i know all you asked for was which humidifier it was, but hopefully some find this information helpful.
Vicks Filter-Free Ultrasonic Visible Cool Mist Humidifier for Medium rooms, 1.2 Gallon With Auto Shut-Off, 30 Hours of Moisturized Air, Use With Menthol Scented Vicks VapoPads https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F8MJXMG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_h7J2BbMNSDRQJ
The above link is to the humidifier I have. I bought mine at walmart. I keep it on low so it doesn't release a TON of moisture in the air. It just depends on the amount of humidity you need. If you only have the one fern you could just stick the humidifier near the fern and put it on the low setting and it should be fine. You can always adjust it if it needs more humidity.
And It shouldn't be uncomfortable sleeping with a humidifier. Since your air is dry now because of the heater it may be better to have a humidifier. It will help your sinuses. Keeps them from drying out.
I use this one. It does a pretty good job of keeping my 600 sq ft apartment humid. A full tank last about 16 hours.
Yeah it's a bit surprising that it's being used up that fast, especially in an enclosed environment... the fridge is well-sealed, right?
My 1.2 gal humidifier in a 24 cubic ft stand up freezer only needs refilling every week or so, and that's with a 4" hole and a fan going on for 15 minutes every other 30 minutes. But, my chamber is in the 55 degree basement, so it literally never cycles on (therefor, humidity isn't as quickly removed). Plus it is pretty full of meat, so that will help.
And now that I type that out, I wonder if that's your main problem, the fridge isn't full enough. When it has a lot of product, the volume of plain air is much lower, and the drying meat adds to the humidity. So the humidifier doesn't have to work as hard. But not in your case.
Regardless, I'd upgrade the humidifier, to something like this Vicks one I currently use with 1.2 gal capacity or this Crane one that I used to have (which worked fine, just wanted something a little bigger), or this huge unit from Honeywell which might actually be too big. Remember it MUST have a switch or a dial, because it needs to come back on when the power switches back on. Push button controls tend not to do that.
Yep, humidifier sounds like the solution. This is the one we got for LO's room: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F8MJXMG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It's been really good and its nice because it doesn't have a separate filter that needs replacing. When the humidifier in my room finally dies, I will be getting another of this one.
Definitely a humidifier like this. It's basically this thing that you fill with water and it emits steam as long as you keep it on.
When we turn the heat on, the air gets more dry and my wife gets really bad dry sinus/throat overnight, so having the humidifier on helps. It's just a matter of running it in a better spot.
I have this humidifier in one room and 2 other similar ones. Vicks Filter-Free 1.2 Gallon Cool Mist Humidifier https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F8MJXMG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_NvBgDb72JK1EZ
Just look for cool mist.
This is our humidifier!
Alsooooo that foot monkey is adorable and I’m kinda jealous. I genuinely can’t wait to put bad art on the fridge! 😍 lol