Post by villanelle on Nov 22, 2020 15:00:51 GMT -5
It's the time of year for flaking skin and nose bleeds!
We have a humidifier that sits in the living room. I'm looking to add one to the bedroom as well. My complaint about the one we have is that while the output is a fine mist, it still makes a huge wetspot around itself. The mist doesn't disperse fast enough to not fall, I guess. that means I can't have it near anything wood, paper, or fabric, and I have to have it sitting on something to elevate it enough that less of the mist falls to the ground.
I can turn down the output, but if the point is to get as much moisture into the air, that seems counterproductive.
Maybe these issues are just endemic to humidifiers. But if there's something better out there, I'd love a specific recommendation. Also, the larger the tank, the better. I won't remember to refill it multiple times a day.
We have a humidifier that sits in the living room. I'm looking to add one to the bedroom as well. My complaint about the one we have is that while the output is a fine mist, it still makes a huge wetspot around itself. The mist doesn't disperse fast enough to not fall, I guess. that means I can't have it near anything wood, paper, or fabric, and I have to have it sitting on something to elevate it enough that less of the mist falls to the ground.
I can turn down the output, but if the point is to get as much moisture into the air, that seems counterproductive.
Maybe these issues are just endemic to humidifiers. But if there's something better out there, I'd love a specific recommendation. Also, the larger the tank, the better. I won't remember to refill it multiple times a day.
