Does this product work with the crane cool mist humidifier?
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No, can't be used in any ultrasonic humidifier, only evaporative type or those with a filter.
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Unfortunately, can't accurately answer per a crane model humidifier. We use Kenmore humidifiers. However, as ours are also cool mist models, and the product is specifically for humidifiers that use filters...NOT ultrasound or vaporizer type humidifiers, I would venture to believe this product can be used with your cool mist humidifier [as long as it uses a filter and is not an ultrasound or vaporizer model Should check with manufacturer though..
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I did. However, it destroyed my humidifier. So my recommendation would be to follow the manufacturer's instructions on adding stuff to the water in your humidifier if you can at all.
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The Crane humidifier has a Limited Warranty. Warranty requires a Dated Proof of Purchase. The warranty is void if the defect is due to accidental damage, misuse, abuse etc,etc.The warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear or commercial use. Hope this answer has helped you.
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Yes. My prior humidifier had a drain pipe which led into a small pump. That pump pumps the overflow into a drain. If you have a drain readily available I assume you could run a line or tube into that drain.
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NO.The Honeywell web site (https://customer.honeywell.com/en-US/pages/product.aspx?cat=HonECC%20Catalog&pid;=HC26A1008/U) lists humidifiers which are compatible with the HC26A1008 filter. These are: Honeywell HE260, HE265, HE360, HE365, Aprilaire 350, 360, 560, 568, 600, 700, 760, 768. YOUR HE300A1005 IS NOT ON THE COMPATIBLE LIST.
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I don't have answer for this question. But I should let you know that this one was broken within two months. Then I had to buy another humidifier.
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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.
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Yes it does. And it also fits the standard size. I was able to simply remove my existing foam humidifier and replace with this one.
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Hi Robert,I doubt it will work on its side; if it does, it won't for long. The filter is a wick that draws the water into ultrasonic humidifier. It's about 4-5 inches long, but only 3/8 to ½ inches wide. Once the water level goes below the wick, it won't draw up any more fluid. One the other hand , if it's sealed well, the question is if too much water volume from the bottle will flood the element that vaporizes the water. My Newisland didn't work for me; I have another brand that operates on the same kind of system. Considering these aren't exactly cheap, I know I wouldn't blow my money on trying out an application for halloween and have a dead humidifier. Just a thought. Good luck! Hi Robert,I doubt it will work on its side; if it does, it won't for long. The filter is a wick that draws the water into ultrasonic humidifier. It's about 4-5 inches long, but only 3/8 to ½ inches wide. Once the water level goes below the wick, it won't draw up any more fluid. One the other hand , if it's sealed well, the question is if too much water volume from the bottle will flood the element that vaporizes the water. My Newisland didn't work for me; I have another brand that operates on the same kind of system. Considering these aren't exactly cheap, I know I wouldn't blow my... » Read More Hi Robert,I doubt it will work on its side; if it does, it won't for long. The filter is a wick that draws the water into ultrasonic humidifier. It's about 4-5 inches long, but only 3/8 to ½ inches wide. Once the water level goes below the wick, it won't draw up any more fluid. One the other hand , if it's sealed well, the question is if too much water volume from the bottle will flood the element that vaporizes the water. My Newisland didn't work for me; I have another brand that operates on the same kind of system. Considering these aren't exactly cheap, I know I wouldn't blow my money on trying out an application for halloween and have a dead humidifier. Just a thought. Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes I had the same problem and ditched it and found a better humidifier. Our unit leaked from the very same spot. Other people have had the problem. We've had this one for about 6 months: Crane Drop Shape Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier with 2.3 Gallon output per day and it seems to be working well. No filters. It's a little bit of a pain to clean, but a little bleach solution and voila, it's clean. For our needs, this has been a much better humidifier and NO LEAKS!!!!
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The Satechi ones DO NOT WORk! I thought they might and they are too thin and have a hard plastic case. I found a web site for the humidifier and will be emailing them to see if they have replacements. The product comes with 2 filters and us und distilled water I haven't had to replace yet.
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Yes if you have a portable steam or cool mist humidifier . You should only use a small amount because it can be irritating to eyes or mucous membranes in large amounts.
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Looks like this one includes a humidistat controller. Not needed if your furnace can communicate with the humidifier.
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Don't know. You might check with the humidifier manufacture for restrictions, or if it would void the warranty or damage it.
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So sorry to say, it does NOT. It's a fabulous diffuser, but not strong enought to emit a true humidifying effect.
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As I have previouly stated, I had this unit professionly installed, however, I do know in my case, mine doesn't control my humidifier as I had a high end unit installed. The man gave me a detailed instruction and a users manual on the unit. The secret is ask around for a reliable, responsive professional. Gary
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I don't believe so but I'm not CERTAIN as I don't have a whole home humidifier.