Does this system create a "dry mist" with standard water pressure? In other words do chairs, tables, etc around the mist get wet?
753902
things get damp, yes. it isn't dry, but it does cool the area down at least 10 degrees or more
753903
It is a fine wet mist. If you place sprayers right above tables, chairs etc. they will get wet. The mist is very fine and will dissipate in the wind. If you place the sprayers away from furniture, it will work fine.
1998338
I find that if people are sitting underneath the sprayers, they will get water mist on them, which will make them wet after awhile. Make sure your misters are not dripping, and that there is a very fine mist coming out.
1241316
No, there are always moisture on all parts. I use a bottle rake for drying.
1911554
I haven't noticed any. Any condensation seemed to drip onto the patio down below. However I live in the Pacific Northwest and it's not horribly humid like it can be in other parts of the country.
306003
Yes. I don't have it anymore but when I use to use it I had to put a towel underneath it to absorb the water mist.
642109
I use mine while sitting on my deck and I've had no problems with it. I agree that they must mean keep it away from moisture.
1283509
If you overfill it, it doesn't produce mist and therefor the water level doesn't go down. Also, make sure you are using tap water, or as the hilariously translated directions say, water derived from the pipes.
1026596
Good question! I am using them, as you are, for essential oil room sprays and body sprays. I haven't noticed any squirting, and the mist is fairly fine; I haven't had any issues with furniture or clothing getting overly damp when used. I'm happy with these spray bottles and will purchase them again. The only slightly negative is that they do not spray when tilted to far or in an upside down position as I'd like for bug spray application. Other than that, a really great purchase!
538179
Well, if you operate it with the mist on high, then , yes, it will get your floor wet. However, you can adjust the amount of mist so that it is so fine it will evaporate before hitting the floor. (That how we usually operate it). You can even turn the mist off so that only the fan blows.
538184
The patio floor will become wet only if the relative humidity is very, very high. Most hots days even with high relative humdity the moisture will stay around a bit longer. The product does work but you have to keep it clean (nozzles) and it must be near an AC outlet and obviously a water (hose) connection. Also, don't put it right in front of you at a very close distance as the high fan setting with moisture spray will leave a little damp spots here and there. However, the whole point of the device is to cool the air around you with a mist spray.
637024
There is no definite answer, but the unit is designed for regular consumer use. The standard water pressure for most residential are 35 to 80 psi. So anywhere in between would work. The misting nozzle used for this fan is a patented brass nozzle so it will produce fine mist regardless. We don't know how much water this unit uses.
268553
Yes it just come out of the spout on the top. You can adjust the amount of mist that comes out. I adjust ours down, because it puts out a lot of mist. We love ours!!
934097
It does not produce moisture on its own. You must introduce moisture via a damp cloth. It works fine that way.
121946
The standard nozzle on mine is definitely not a mist. Goes from stream to shower. I wanted mist but all I get is an uneven shower spray.
875503
Yes! If you have the unit on high I have found this condensation to form unless the house is very very dry. I always set the unit on high for a little while then come back and adjust it down to where passing my hand through the mist just dampens my hand.
2130342
It does not turn off complete, the fan still runs when it reaches the set limit, but it does not output any moisture at that point. It turns on and off the mist only, not the fan.
1009256
There is a light mist that comes from this diffuser but I would not classify it as anywhere near the amount of moisture that you would get from a humidifier.