Warm And Cool Mist Dual-tank Ultrasonic Humidifier Cleaning Instructions
Warm And Cool Mist Dual-tank Ultrasonic Humidifier Manual
Homedics Warm And Cool Mist Dual Tank Ultrasonic Humidifier Manual

The Bionaire ® Cool/Warm Mist Ultrasonic Humidifier is an advanced dual mist humidifier with intelligent controls to target the appropriate temperature and humidity level with 5 pre-programmed settings for Allergy, Respiratory, Dry Skin, Cold/Flu, and Perfect Comfort. Can also operate on manual setting as desired. Whether due to your furnace in winter or the air conditioner in summer, it seems like the air in your home is almost always dry. Relieve dry air effectively in any room with an ultrasonic humidifier from HoMedics®. We’ve got the best humidifier for your needs, whether you’re looking for a warm mist or cool mist humidifier. Relieve congested sinuses with the Ultrasonic Warm Cool Mist Humidifier. Relieve bloody noses and cracked lips, which are caused by dry, indoor air. The ultrasonic humidifier can ease the symptoms associated with a cold or respiratory conditions. Humidifiers provide other benefits as well, such as helping with dry skin and hair. 4 Germ Defense Humidifier Features P. 5 Operation and Use P. 5-7 Maintenance P. 7 Trouble Shooting P. 8 Customer Care P. 9 Warranty P. 10 For information about all.

If your family is one of the thousands living beneath 2-feet of snow for most of the winter, dry indoor air can take a toll on your health and your home. Since not everyone has the luxury to enjoy soaking up the sunshine each day, keeping the windows open year round and always breathing fresh, clean air throughout the winter, humidifiers are there to make up for it. These devices really are capable of accomplishing many feats.

By dispersing moisture gently throughout the air, humidifiers have the power to keep your home more comfortable during the entire year, no matter what the weather outside looks or feels like. With a healthy level of humidity, humidifiers ease the discomfort of scratchy throats and eyes, relieve dry skin and help you breath better. But it doesn't stop there. Humidifiers increase freshness by alleviating stale air in your home and reduce static electricity. They protect your interior including floors, wall paper and furniture by maintaining consistent moisture levels so that these things don't dry out. Additionally, moisture makes the air feel warmer, meaning lower heat settings and lower energy bills.

So which humidifying technology is right for you?

Warm Mist Humidifiers
Warm mist humidifier models produce a powerfully-warm mist that is both soothing and visible, a moisture that is especially beneficial during those cold winter months. Gently boiling water, the humidifier sends clean, warm vapor through the air of your home or living space. This system also traps irritants in the air, helping you breath better.

Warm mist models such as the Holmes® Xpress-Comfort Warm Mist Humidifier, offer medicine cups and humidistat technology, which distribute inhalants for extra comfort. The humidistat measures the moisture levels in the air and adjusts itself to reach your desired setting. In less than 60 seconds, this model produces the level and quality of air you're looking for. The design fits perfectly on a bedside table or nightstand, bringing you comfort and a peaceful slumber all night long. And if you're feeling a winter cold coming on - not to worry. A medicine tray for aromatherapy and cough and cold relief is part of this humidifier.

Cool Mist Humidifiers
Cool mist humidifiers come in a variety of shapes and sizes. There are tanks, towers and boxes sized appropriately for small rooms, medium rooms and entire homes. Also called the Evaporative Wick, a cool mist humidifier is different from the warm mist version in that the moisture it produces is invisible to the naked eye. The dry air circulating through your home in the winter is sucked back into the system through a saturated evaporative wick, while cool moisture is pushed out into the environment and fan-evaporated. The filter traps pollutants, sediment and impurities so that nothing but clean, crisp, refreshing air comes out. This humidifying technology is best for those living in arid climates.

Ultrasonic Humidifiers
Two of the best things about the ultrasonic humidifiers are the low-maintenance and extremely quiet operation. Vibrating water at ultrasonic speed to break it down, a transducer works to produce a cool mist that is pure and invigorating. The welcomed pure, light mist that can be seen and felt quickly adds moisture and thus, comfort, to the room. Models like the Holmes® 1.5-Gallon Ultrasonic Humidifier, which is best for medium rooms, offer variable mist control and a rotating nozzle. Set the humidifier to your desired comfort level with the digital humidistat and enjoy up to 24 hours of moisture before having to change the tank.

Vaporizer Humidifiers
These humidifiers are cost-effective and quite compact, making them suitable for smaller rooms. Consider bringing one to your office or setting it up while you're out working in your garage or shed. Similar to the warm mist humidifier, vaporizer humidifiers use a boiling process that rids water of pollutants and then releases fresh, untainted moisture into the air. The vapor released is alleviating and cozy, making you feel pleasantly comfortable no matter what room of the house you're in. Unlike the warm mist models, vaporizers do not have a removable tank.

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Cleaning and Care

CAUTION: Before cleaning the unit, turn power off and unplug unit from the outlet.

About White Dust

Use of high-mineral content hard water will cause a white mineral residue to
accumulate on room surfaces near the humidifier. The mineral residue is commonly
called 'white dust'. The higher the mineral content (the harder your water is), the
greater the potential for white dust. The white dust is not caused by a defect in the
humidifier, but is due only to minerals suspended in the water.

Demineralization Cartridge
The HoMedics demineralization cartridge will help reduce the potential for white
dust, a deposit of minerals left behind from using hard water in your humidifier.
The cartridge should be replaced every 30-40 fillings. The cartridge may need to
be replaced more often when very hard water is used. When the cartridge needs
to be changed, white dust will form around the humidifier. If white residue still
forms around the humidifier after a new cartridge has been inserted, please make
sure that the water you are using is untreated.

If you live in a hard water area,

we recommend the use of distilled water for better results from the
humidifier. Do not use with water softeners.

Installing Instructions
1. Remove demineralization cartridge from packaging and let it soak in water

for 10 minutes.

2. To release the tank from the unit, place your fingers with your palm facing

upward into the recess in the tank handle. Press the tank release button with
your thumb. (Fig.3)

Place 1 demineralization cartridge down onto post and into the
matching slot in the humidifier base. (Fig.11)

4. Place the tank back on the base. (Fig.8)
5. Press the tank handle into the base of the humidifier. You will know that the

tank is locked into place when the locking mechanism clicks and the tank
release button is in a raised position. (Fig.9)

Tank Cleaning
Remove the tank from the base by placing
your fingers with your palm facing upward into
the recess in the tank handle. Press the tank
release button with your thumb and lift the
water tank out and away.
Unscrew the tank cap; wipe the tank with a
soft cloth then wash it with clean water.

Suggestion: Clean the water tank once
every two to three weeks, depending on your
water conditions.

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Warm And Cool Mist Dual-tank Ultrasonic Humidifier User Manual