Can you use it in just a regular humidifier (cool water)?
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Yes, unless your humidifier specically says not to add any chemicals to the water. Also, when I used the Best Air treatment, it still produced white dust.
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Hi Joe,No need to use the humidifier that came with your humidor if you are using DryMistat tube/s.Enjoy!
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That I am not real sure of. I do know they have diffusers for that purpose, and some are up there in price. Some humidifiers says not to add anything but water or if they add scents it is made for that. If you would like to try on an old humidifier that would be the best to do. Thrift stores carry those for cheap and you will not have to spend alot of money if it ruins the humidifier. You know the Vicks thing you can put the med rub in the cup, well that could be another option as well. I have tried to figure out another way to use those essential oils for aromatherapy that is what I buy essential oils. When you buy those oils make sure you can use them for whatever you bought them for. (food grade, skin safe (no reactions on skin), and will not harm the body thru inhalation. Hope I helped!
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Hi Cleve, I've only used this product for my whole house humidifier, I would check with the manufacturer of your air cooler to make sure it is safe to use.
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I can't say about using it in your home heating humidifier, but I wouldn't use it in your system. This product wasn't able to prevent white dust in a portable humidifiers, so I can't see any reason to believe it will work any better in your home system. Save your money, don't buy it.
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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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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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Yes it will work as a humidifier. I put essential oils in it. It does just fine! I would say this is a good product. I would recommend it.
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I would think so. As long as it has a tank of water I think it can be used. This isn't the vicks one that you put medicine in is it? If it is then I would say no to that. But my opinion: I wouldn't waste the money on these. They made my humidifiers get dirty faster
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I doubt it would work well or be good for the humidifier. Water flows from the tank down underneath, where it bubbles and spits and makes water vapor, which rises up the tube in the middle.
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On the package it says:Use in all wick and filter-type humidifiers. Not for use in vaporizer/ultrasonics.
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No. Definitely not. If you're wanting something that adds a measurable amount of moisture to the air, get an actual humidifier. This diffuser is only about 6 inches tall, and outputs less than 1 cup of water over about 6-8 hours. I use it for aromatherapy and it sits on my desk at work. It's that small.
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This humidifier does not have a filter. It is ultrasonic. I only use distilled water.
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There isn't a place to put essential oils in this humidifier. I don't think it would be a good idea to add it directly into the water reservoir as it might collect on what ever mechanical device turns the water to a mist The owner manual does not mention the use of essential oils. The phone number for service is 866/737-6590 if this isn't the correct number to address your question perhaps they can direct you to the correct phone number. I've been using the humidifier for almost a year and it is easy to fill, easy to adjust the amount of mist and is very attractive.
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Reading about humidifiers, ultrasonic humidifiers put quite a bit of white dust into the air. You would have to have naturally very soft water. NOT water softener water. Or use distilled water. Very expensive.
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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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No. You only use salt with a warm air vaporizer if you have the kind of water that doesn't produce much steam on its own. You don't use salt with a cool mist humidifier, ever. I have two of these small personal cool air humidifiers and find them very useful for small rooms, or to use next to the bed while you sleep.