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Results 1 to 20 of 347 ads - 04/08/2011 11:46 AM Humidifier (Alat Pelembab Udara) OSIM View bbcode of ehartono's post - 04/08/2011 12:03 PM Getting to know more about OSIM uMist Low humidity causes dryness in the air, which dehydrates your skin and makes your throat feels itchy. The OSIM uMist uses sound wave energy, vibrating at very high frequency, to break up water into extremely fine visible mist. The fine mist evaporates easily to humidify your room more quickly and effectively. The increased humidity helps to moisturise your skin and soothe your throat. It also helps to moisten your airways, relieving breathing difficulties caused by dry air. The OSIM uMist generates negative ions together with the cool mist. These negative ions attach themselves to positively charged dust and other suspended impurities in the air, causing them to become inactive, thereby improving the air quality in your room. Auto Off Safety Feature The OSIM uMist is designed with an auto-off safety feature that switches off the humidifier when the water tank is empty, or when the water tank is lifted from the base.

Large Capacity Water Tank With a 4-litre water tank, the OSIM uMist can be used continuously for 14 hours on 1 full tank. The transparent tank is removable for easy cleaning and refilling. heaven fresh naturopure hf 280 air purifier reviewIt also comes with a handle and a float ring water level indicator.homedics hypoallergenic hepa air cleaner black - 07/08/2011 12:34 PMelectrolux air purifier oxygen ultra with plasmawave manual View bbcode of ehartono's postFor those of us with some sinus conditions, a humidifier can be a blessing in the winter months when the air is dry. Unfortunately, an unclean humidifier can definitely be a hazard to your health.

The moist area of a humidifier is the perfect place to grow bacteria. And water vapor is the perfect carrier of that bacteria. There are four types of humidifiers: ultrasonic, cool mist (impeller), evaporative, and steam vaporizers. Of the four, the safest are evaporative and steam vaporizers because the evaporated water cannot carry bacteria as well as the tiny water droplets the other two create. But they can still harbor microorganisms in the tank. Use of a bacteriostatic additive and regular cleaning can nearly eliminate any risk of infection. The following is the best way I have found to clean a humidifier. The humidifier in the pictures is an evaporative wicking console humidifier. But you should be able to use the advice here to clean any humidifier to keep your sinuses happy, and the rest of your body healthy. Cleaning a Humidifier with Soap and Water Take the humidifier apart and find out where the dirt, mold, lime scale, and whatever else is. The humidifier will come apart pretty quickly, and the collections of dirt should be relatively easy to spot.

Most of the dirt will wash off fairly effortlessly with soap, water, and a sponge. Even most of the lime scale will come off with ease. For the scale that sticks a little more, use vinegar and a green scrubby. If you have mold growing, wear a mask and use hydrogen peroxide to kill the mold and remove it. Clean out the water reservoir or basin. In a wicking humidifier, the water sits at the bottom and is wicked up through paper which has air moving through it. This reservoir is probably going to be the dirtiest part of the humidifier. It will have lots of dust and lime scale to get rid of. Use soap and water to remove the grime and as much of the lime scale as you can. If some lime scale persists, use vinegar and a green scrubby to get rid of it. I washed mine out in the tub because it is easier to contain the water, and the shower works really well for rinsing. Clean out the water tank. There is no real easy way to clean the inside of a container with a very small opening. The best thing you can do is put some soapy water in and shake the crap out of it.

Then rinse it out several times, shaking it each time. Then sanitize it with hydrogen peroxide. And rinse it out several times again. The outside is the easy part. Just use soap and water and a sponge. Rinse and sanitize if you want. It’s not really necessary, but you might as well. Clean the top of the humidifier. The top of the humidifier likes to collect dirt and other things because stuff falls in there all the time. The unfortunate reality is you will have to disassemble the motor mounting in order to get to the dirt trapped underneath. If you are pretty savvy at disassembly and reassembly, then go for it. If not, use a vacuum cleaner to get what you can. Try not to get the motor wet, though. If there is mold growing in there, which to me seems highly unlikely, you will have to get at it somehow. And use hydrogen peroxide while wearing a mask to get rid of it. Maintain your humidifier on an annual basis. Most humidifiers are inactive for most of the year, so I recommend cleaning it at the end of the year and storing it somewhere it won’t get dirty.

That way you don’t have to clean it before you use it again. Humidifiers need to have new wicks and filters every year. Make sure you change it each year. There is no point in giving mold and bacteria a head start. Clean your humidifier regularly, and keep it dry when you are not using it. If you leave standing water in a humidifier, you are asking for trouble. Regular use of bacteriostatic additive. For evaporative humidifiers, it is recommended that you add something to keep the bacteria from growing in the water. It is called a bacteriostatic additive, and there is a specific kind for wicking humidifiers as well as for other humidifiers. There is also an additive to help reduce lime scale, but I cannot attest to the effectiveness of that product. The lime scale comes from minerals in the water you are using. One way to reduce lime scale build-up is to use distilled water, which has no mineral content to speak of. Why should you clean your humidifier? Ever heard of Legionnaires’ disease?

I used to think it was something people in the French foreign legion got back in the day. I think it was a Wednesday. But, actually, it all started at a convention in Philadelphia of American Legion members. A bunch of people got a form of bacterial pneumonia and died. They traced it to the convention hall’s air conditioning ducts, which had lots of the bacteria growing inside of them. The bacteria were transported through the air on the back of water droplets. They were inhaled right into the lungs. This same sort of thing happens occasionally with humidifiers, too. Here are a few tips for operating a humidifier safely: Never let the humidity get above 50%. Use a bacteriostatic additive every time you refill the tank. Clean the humidifier regularly. Keep it dry when not in use. Sanitize with hydrogen peroxide. Use demineralized or distilled water. Use a hygrometer to monitor indoor humidity levels. Don’t let kids play with steam vaporizers.