Does this unit spray any mist out into the room that might settle on the floor or table?
356675
I have the unit on my night stand and I have never noticed any mist at all.
7606
I bought this diffuser a year ago and it seems to serve one small room. I use it in either my kitchen, living room or bedroom. Of course, the type and amount of essential oils used will determine the strength of fragrance, but this unit puts out a hearty burst of mist. I've been very pleased with this unit so far, but again, it will not serve a huge room or multiple rooms at the same time.
1818978
It might. It gives off water mist. My kiddo has a little table that his sits on and the table is soaking wet every morning.
2224860
Don't buy one. It's loud it mists up a room with I don't know what. Oil and moisture. I was using it for stabilizing wood. Ended up using my vacuum press unit instead. Worked much better.
1463073
Just be careful when you take the top off to refill. Water will drip out of the top. Otherwise when it is running, the mist is so fine it dissipates quickly. I have mine sitting directly on my wood desk. I just make sure to keep a paper towel handy when I refill.
583089
Not that i know of....it is a rigid frame....but does spray out in front of the tower at a slight angle
2124903
No.....but great little humidifier! my coworkers are always looking forward to me setting it up for greater workspace comfort!
445697
No, it is strictly a humidifier. There's a cotton wick in it and it would just suck up all the oils. If you're looking for something that produces mist and is an oil diffuser as well I highly recommend the H2EO Ultrasonic Diffuser.
1463076
I have mine on my nightstand with a doily underneath. This one puts out a very fine mist and I have not even noticed any dampness around it. I use it every night so I'm sure I would notice if it were causing damage. The mist goes up into the air, so the only way it could damage surfaces is if it were knocked over.
2003855
not so much condensation does it leave but a moist air comes out...like a mini slight humidifier...good for the wood floors (or at least mine) in the winter when the heat is on making the floors crack constantly. Adds just a very slight amount of moisture...not really condensation like a shower would in the bathroom on the windows and mirror.
1977367
It has a light but I leave it off most of the time. It just doesn't put out much mist.
91843
Not at all. I have mine sitting on wood and the 'steam' is ejected upwards and out into the room. Nothing is ever wet.
291947
No it doesn't. I love this diffuser. Only about 5 drops last 8 hours. The two settings are 4 hour and 8 hour and is completely silent. We have it sitting on an expensive wood table and not one bit of moisture beneath. Cleaning the inside center with a Q-Tip keeps it ready for a completely different scent. You will totally love it!!!!
696953
I keep it on the edge of the piece of furniture and it blows the mist away from it. I have carpeting in the room and i've never had it damp. One time I was very congested however, I did place it close to my bed and the bed was slightly damp. I guess it's a question of how much empty space is around the unit. Also, you can regulate the amount of mist the unit emits and I usually have it on full blast.
549447
Yes, but I caution that your floor and the area may become damp from the mist.
1442969
The unit emits a "beam" of mist that spreads around the room. You can actually see it as it comes out of the unit.
461116
I run mine twice a day for 20 minutes and I can not tell that it actually adds any moisture into the room. I think it dissipates as fast as it emits into the air. Hope this helps you.