I have a small house about 1000 sq. ft. Would this humidify my whole house?
639086
I don't think so. I have it in a bedroom with the door closed and I can't get it to get above 35 % humidity. The bedroom has new windows, ceilings are 10 feet. I want to love this, but no matter what setting I do, it won't get me the optimum humidity.
639087
I would say yes...provided you had one set up in separate areas like I have in my 1 bdrm apt. The unit is compact and easy to move. Personally speaking I am very satisfied with this product. I especially like the wand extension feature.
639088
I don't believe so. I have 1100 sq.ft. bought the first one for the LR then liked it so much got another one for the rest. My LR is 300 sq.ft. with doors to close it off from rest of house. Maybe it has to do with my 14 ft ceilings
639089
I emailed the company who makes it direct >> Thank you for contacting us regarding the H7550. That unit covers up to 600 sq feet. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
264057
My first suggestion would be to go with one of their more powerful models, but if you don't want to spend more, I would say that this will bring it down a few notches, but the larger the space, the more dilute it's effects will be. It will still pull the moisture out, but it may not be powerful enough to bring it down more than a few %. And it's also going to depend on air circulation. If the air doesn't circulate, it will bring it down in the area where it's located, but not in the entire space.
729966
It will dehumidify my 500 sq ft basement (open floor plan). I have to empty it EVERY day!! I like it, it is pretty quiet, just wish I got a 45 or 60 pint unit!!
622926
It would first depend on the square footage of your home. Either way I would not suggest this one. I would go back to a console and haul a bucket of water versus taking one or two containers provided to fill the humidifier up every morning. When you decide on one (larger version) you will notice a big change of moist air in your home.
1883573
Well, I use this dehumidifier in my house of 1000 sq. feet - and although I know it may be too small for it - I was looking for something that wasn't an energy hog - it does cost me $20.00 a month but it did remove moisture in the air. My house is sealed up tight with new windows so I wasn't battling the outside elements. I would say for your size it would be fine - just know it runs all the time - the fan runs and the compressor shuts off when it reaches a desired level. Hope this helps Dave
2226846
It did pretty well as a personal humidifier and for small rooms. Would not work for a larger smace but a small bedroom was satisfactory. However, this unit quit within a couple months of purchase so I really cannot recommend it.
1495779
It would be barely noticeable in a room that large. Our bedroom is 11x18 and I still get dry mouth when I wake up using it. I have a big humidifier with a wicking filter in our living room that does a much better job with the large rooms.
1511922
It works as an air conditioner by circulating the water through its system. Not sure I would use it to humidify.
1155734
Not sure that it would do much to de-humidify as it is just a sponge. It works much better in the case as it keeps in the moisture better.
1247988
Yes, it will work just fine for your home. I would recommend putting it in a storage container of some type to help with emptying out humidifier to clean. Also I'd highly advise changing the filter once a month.
2136268
It's not too bad. I run it on fan speed of 3 which is plenty to humidify the house. I do have it in a room that is not normally occupied though. I don't think you'd want to have it sitting next to you in your living room or bedroom. We have a wood stove and this unit is well worth a little humming noise to generate some humidity in the house. We love it!
2106629
if it's not too humid and the air is blowing on you from less than 8', yes. Nice cool, humidified air. Can be made to fan across area and could cool two or three people adequately. I have three units and really love them inside.
622929
I do agree that a large console humidifier might work better - but I have a very large bedroom and live in a dry winter climate - it does a great job for me. I also have radiator heat and it gets so dry without the humidifier. I purchased a small temp/humidifier display and this Honeywell raises my humidity quickly - within an hour. It will empty completely for me in a 24 hour period. Hope that helps.
713046
I think you need a larger model to keep it that dry. This is a nice little unit but for like a small closet or bathroom max and it doesn't have a meter that tells you the humidity level.
1366390
I haven't measured the humidity in various parts of the room. The mist definitely dissipates within a 3 foot radius, but it still likely has humidifying effects beyond that. It will depend on the size of your room as to how much the total humidity is affected. This product works well for me because I'm just trying to get some relief when I sleep. I pull it up fairly close to my bed, point it at my head and I can feel the difference. It doesn't make anything wet though which is good.
1276490
I use mine in Long Beach, CA where humidity isn't much of an issue. With that said I had to purchase a condensate pump because it generates a lot of water. Read my review because my AC freezes solid sometimes. The best thing I could think of is ridding the water buildup ASAP.
2192278
No. However, I have some doubts about its ability to humidify 1800sf. I use it to humidify a single 400sf room. It does the job very well, but definitely does not cover the entire apartment (1100sf). For 1800sf, I'd want at least two, probably at opposite ends of the house.