Can I use this in a humidifier?
139304
yes you can........ and mix it to form an air fresherner around all rooms in the house good product
139305
I've never used oils with humidifiers but I do know that you do not put essential oils into a standard humidifier because they will float on the water however you can saturate cheesecloth or some other type of material which is breathable. As the air diffuses into your room, it will flow through the material and fill the air with the fragrance of your choosing. I hope this helps!
139306
As long as it has the indention on it for you to pour the fragrance in, if there is no indention, I would be hesitant to use it.
139307
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.
970283
Unfortunately I don't know. I have never used essential oils and don't know how difficult (if at all) they are to humidify. It's a great humidifier on it's own though. If oils like that are typically okay to put into humidifiers then I would guess it's okay.
1375631
I don't know. I am not sure if you could put the liquid in cool mist humidifier. Every humidifier that i have seen always instructs you to put only water and preferred distilled water only. In my opinion, the liquid should only be used in the device that was designed for it. I feel that this Mosquito Sentry works as designed. My only complaint was the cost of the liquid, but it does make our outdoor living very bearable. For my wife and i to be outside in a New England late afternoon into the evening with mosquitos bitting us, it is worth the price. To put it into perspective, we have two of these devices for our large 16' x 34' deck. We have used about 8 gallons so far with no complaints. I don't know. I am not sure if you could put the liquid in cool mist humidifier. Every humidifier that i have seen always instructs you to put only water and preferred distilled water only. In my opinion, the liquid should only be used in the device that was designed for it. I feel that this Mosquito Sentry works as designed. My only complaint was the cost of the liquid, but it does make our outdoor living very bearable. For my wife and i to be outside in a New England late afternoon into the evening with mosquitos bitting us, it is worth the price. To put it into perspective, we have two... » Read More I don't know. I am not sure if you could put the liquid in cool mist humidifier. Every humidifier that i have seen always instructs you to put only water and preferred distilled water only. In my opinion, the liquid should only be used in the device that was designed for it. I feel that this Mosquito Sentry works as designed. My only complaint was the cost of the liquid, but it does make our outdoor living very bearable. For my wife and i to be outside in a New England late afternoon into the evening with mosquitos bitting us, it is worth the price. To put it into perspective, we have two of these devices for our large 16' x 34' deck. We have used about 8 gallons so far with no complaints. « Show Less
1084303
The humidifier comes in 110V. You should be fine using 220V if you are using a transformer. Thank you.
1488984
Yes, that is what it is designed to do. This is also what I use it for (to run exhaust fans). Although keep in mind that youll have to cut the end off the humidifier as the device only has bare wire connectors.
877893
The Homedics cartridge is about an inch long and barely 1/2" wide. The info on the package says it will treat 1 gallon of water for about 40 fillings. Depending on the volume of water in your humidifier...it should work. It is a small gamble...I am using it in a non-Homedics humidifier...a dual tank Walgreen's. I place one cartridge in each tank...each of which is just slightly over 1/2 a gallon. It lasts 6 weeks of daily fillings.
445659
NO - it will not work with any humidifier. It is made of very flimsy materials, it does not absorb any water at all, there is no wafer like absorption area like the original filters that come with your machine. Do not fall for these as I did thinking any replacement filter would work. I ordered a set of two. Sealed together by each other in plastic wrap -- they are over one inch different in size even one from the other. These are truly worthless.
278992
I haven't tried it. My humidifier stopped working quickly because the sensors never detected it had water, I don't think distilled water would have helped that.
2274204
Sorry, but I haven't tried the humidifier yet. Heater capacity in a larger room is disappointing
961112
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.
2195333
I would suggest not. Use a oil burner specifically for that and just use water in humidifier.
1844297
On the package it says: Use in all wick and filter-type humidifiers. Not for use in vaporizer/ultrasonics.
1820776
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.
2217293
There isn't a place to put essential oils in this humidifier. I don't thinkit 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 mistThe owner manual does not mention the use of essential oils. The phonenumber for service is 866/737-6590 if this isn't the correct number to addressyour 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. There isn't a place to put essential oils in this humidifier. I don't thinkit 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 mistThe owner manual does not mention the use of essential oils. The phonenumber for service is 866/737-6590 if this isn't the correct number to addressyour 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... » Read More There isn't a place to put essential oils in this humidifier. I don't thinkit 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 mistThe owner manual does not mention the use of essential oils. The phonenumber for service is 866/737-6590 if this isn't the correct number to addressyour 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. « Show Less
1801977
I would not use it as a humidifier. It emits a visible mist of the oil/water mixture surrounding the device that carries throughout my home (nice oil smell wise) but not necessarily the way a humidifier distributes just moist air. An actual humidifier would be better if that's what your looking for.
1650368
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.
847648
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