Helpful hints
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It is best to keep the humidity level at about 30-50 percent of relative
humidity.
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The comfort level of humidity will vary from room to room and with changing
weather conditions.
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In cold weather, windows and even some walls may fog or develop frost from
excessive indoor humidity. If this occurs, reduce the mist intensity setting to
avoid damage from condensed water dripping on windowsills.
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Too much humidity in the room may allow moisture to accumulate on
surfaces where bacteria and fungi can grow. Moisture that gathers may also
damage furniture and walls, especially wallpaper.
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To eliminate excessive humidity, especially in small rooms, leave the room
door open and adjust the mist intensity control setting.
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To avoid possible white dust due to hard water, it is recommended to use
filtered or distilled water.
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Adjust the mist control so that the mist rises up and gets absorbed by the
room air. If the mist falls instead of rising up, choose a lower mist output as
the mist cannot be absorbed by the air and could accumulate on the surface
around the humidifier and potentially cause damage to the surface. If the
humidifier is placed near a fan or air conditioning outlet, the mist may be
forced down by the air stream. Change the location of the humidifier or
reduce the output of the other room conditioning appliances.
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NEVER add any medication, vapor pads, salt, other additives to the water.
ONLY essential oils can be added directly to the water in the tank.
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Do not pour water into mist channel or mist lid.
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Do not attempt to move humidifier while water tank is placed on the water
basin. Doing so may cause leakage of water. Also, do not place humidifier on
the floor. Place humidifier on an elevated surface.
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Helpful hints