Drop Cool Mist Ultrasonic Humidifiers

Cool mist ultrasonic humidifiers
Voltage: AC 100V~240V
Frequency: 50Hz~60Hz
Power: 28W


There are four basic types of portable humidifiers.
Steam humidifiers/vaporizers: In these devices, electricity heats water, creating steam that cools as it leaves the vaporizer. This is known as a "warm mist" system. Warm mist systems are not recommended for use around children because of the possibility of spilling hot water.
Evaporative humidifiers: These systems feature a fan that typically blows unheated water through a filter or other medium. This is known as "cool mist." Like other cool mist systems, they are generally less costly than warm mist systems.
Impeller humidifiers: A high-speed rotating disk produces diffused droplets in a cool mist that is released into the room. Many impeller systems are significantly noisier than other designs.
Ultrasonic humidifiers: Ultrasonic systems use a rapidly vibrating ceramic diaphragm to produce a cool mist. While very quiet, some of these systems are known to generate and release white dust into the air.

Tips for safely using a humidifier
The safe use of any humidifier depends on carefully following the instructions and guidelines provided by the manufacturer. Here are a few additional tips for safe operation of portable humidifiers:
1. Always use distilled water. Water straight out of the faucet contains minerals that will be deposited on your humidifier and can promote the growth of bacteria and other harmful microorganisms. Also, in some systems any expelled minerals will be deposited on furniture and other surfaces as a white dust.
2. Change the water every day. This is especially important for cool mist systems. On a daily basis, empty the tanks, thoroughly dry all surfaces, and refill with clean distilled water.
3. Clean the humidifier every three days. Always be sure to follow the manufacturer's directions. The best safe cleaning solution is 3% hydrogen peroxide, commonly available in pharmacies and other stores. Although some manufacturers may recommend bleach or chemical disinfectants, be sure to use these according to directions.
4. Change any filters on a regular basis. Some humidifiers have filters to trap some particles and microorganisms. Change filters frequently to avoid the possibility of mold build-up.