Would this help to reduce statics at home (really dry...)
161958
Yes, a diffuser will help with static. However I do not recommend this particular product. I have the Sain Sonic brand one. It works wonderfully! Also, my apartment is not very large. So if you're wanting to add more moisture throughout your entire house, you will need more than one small diffuser. Otherwise there are other kinds on Amazon that are for bigger spaces.
161959
I'm sure one would, but I wouldn't recommend this one. It is made cheaply and won't last long. Mine lasted 2 months.
161960
Because it's small it can only be used in a tiny space like a bed room or small office area. I use it at night in my bedroom and it make breathing a lot easier. I am very sensitive to cigarette smells which I can smell from my neighbors. I use essential oils with it.
161961
I believe the amount of moisture placed into the air by this machine is not sufficient to add to the humidity. It does a good job of dispersing essential oils, but the entire cycle with the reservoir filling is 100 ml - not much water. I suggest a humidifier instead
2073825
Using in a dry studio space - quiet & effective but not sure I'd put it in a wet room.
2089788
Just wanted to mention that I read in a review that one person found that grinding up some dry rice grains every now and then greatly reduced the static for a long time afterwards (and also helped clean up the internal parts presumably by absorbing some of the oily residues).
1849430
In my opinion it will not work long term. I bought it for my daughter and she used it for a week or two and then started to hear a lot of static. We sent it back for a refund.
258203
No problems with trimming. We have found this product greatly reduces the static but does not completely eliminate it.
1624384
I don't see why it would help. The Hydro-Seal keeps the moisture out. We run a dehumidifier in our basement.
1012713
Yeah that should do it. Its very powerful and effective. Make sure you don't get heavy rain for a few days after the application to give it time to soak in.
1587877
I don't get static issues. My hair is easily to tangle. I use the hair detangler after my hair dry. I need some kind of conditioner to comb my hair.
2283053
I bought this for my husband who has regular hair this is the only shampoo he likes. I have used it on occasion and did not notice any problem with static. I Don't know if this will help; but might I suggest if you have a problem with static (which is basic positive/negative electrical action) might I suggest a moisturizer also helpful would be a humidifier.
468301
Yes. But make sure you wring out as much water as possible and hang it up on a clothes hanger. Place the hanger where air can circulate around it overnight . It wouldn't hurt to use a portable hair dryer on it to remove the excess moisture.
761723
Maybe. If you have a good (clear) but weak signal it will probably help. If you have a weak, dirty, signal it will just make it stronger although it did 'clean' up my signal a little. I think best results are gotten from putting it in the circuit as early as possible (antenna end not T.V. end).
1390356
As long as it's a little dry and not wet you use it. Is it's too damp, it won't really work.
1890270
YES! Trying to comb wet or dry, this shampoo so dried out and matted my hair that it broke off or was torn OUT. Without conditioner, it was impossible, and I had to stop using it entirely after just 2-3 weeks. I didn't notice static, just dead hair.
2129051
SORRY, I dont know. Never tried it. With something small it seems it could help dry it out depending on the material. It uses the same principal of centrifical force.
628338
Although it may help. The CFM is rather low for such a purpose. You may find more benefit in finding and resolving the source of moisture and or cold (thus causing moisture to condense) than attempting this product for mold remediation
1637932
Not sure anyone can technically answer that i have not been sick yet however another method is whether you have static electricity or not, moisture prevents that too, i think this is worth a try, cant hurt having extra moisture in the house/ rooms. G luck.
2267388
It's worth a try. I covered my living room wall with this to dampen neighbor's noise. It dampens the noise from outside by maybe 20-30 percent.