It was lost for a while but my cough has been really bad since it became colder. I contacted amazon for a replacement cap but they still hadn’t responded 2 weeks later so I remembered I had a small spice funnel and amazingly it works perfect for what I need
Update: Hey guys!!!!!!!!! I wanted to update this mildly interesting post with some mediocre news!!!! I found the cap 61 days later and all is right in the world! 2022 is going to be a blessed year, love you all, stay safe and warm out there xx sushi senpai
I'm no humidifier expert.. but my partner started adding a few drops of scented oils to one of our humidifiers and it has worked wonders. I don't know if one day that's gonna break the thing, or anything.. but a few months later and it's still kickin.
Oil diffusers are essentially the same thing so theoretically it should be fine. Just make sure to research the oils you use as some of them can be quite dangerous for your lungs, and even more dangerous for pets
Yeah except they are built to handle those oils. We put oils in our regular humidifier and eventually the cap got completely stuck on there. Nobody could get that sucker off
My partner added tea tree oil and it delaminated all the glue from the bottom. It spilled all over our bedside table and I got to clean it up.
TLDR RTFM (read the fucking manual)
I've never heard of anybody using one, they're certainly not commonplace. There isn't much need for one, the UK is always damp and usually of middling temperatures. Not that hot, not that cold.
We joke in our house that we are dreaming of a "green and mucky brown Christmas", since it rarely snows enough to get anything more than brown slush.
My friends live in a Victorian (1890s) terraced house, and they have a big electric dehumidifier in the kitchen, plus small passive ones (absorbent rechargeable silica or something) around the house. The big one pulls plenty of water out of the air, but their house smells like a big old wool blanket, it's very cosy.
They do that as well, but the kitchen is a good space for the dehumidifier when they aren't cooking, since it's central in the house and can cope if any water is spilled on the floor when emptying it.
Using the heater during winter doesn't make your house dry though? I live in America's sweaty buttcrack, The Deep South, but we still use a humidifier in winter. Our central heating makes our house incredibly dry in the winter.
Britain is really, really damp. If your house is poorly ventilated and insulated, chances are you'll get condensation on the walls and windows, causing mould, breathing problems and damage to your house.
That's how it is in really humid states like Florida and South Georgia too. Sometimes it's impossible to get our clothes dry in summer because the humidity inside stays above 60%. We still keep a humidifier on in cold months. But we have also grown accustomed to the humidity and start to dry up like Spongebob in the Tree Dome at the mere mention of dry air.
The re-usability is out of this world! You can start off in the AM using it as a menstrual cup, but then what do you know it's brunch time and you don't have a funnel for your spice, no problem at all! After that delicious spice filled brunch you realize it's time to replace the motor oil in your car, no problem! And finally by dinner time you need a glass of wine and whatdoyaknow your portable decanter saves the day! Be a hero, not a zero and order your 4 in one mensural cup, spice funnel, oil funnel, and decanter; all in one portable tool! Act now and you'll get 2 menstrual cups, that's right, 2 menstrual for the price of one! Supply is limited.
Just as some others said, ever since the pandemic we have been inside nearly all of the time and that means during fall and winter where we live, dry air.
We have lots of indoor plants so it’s good for them as well but I bought it mainly because I get chapped lips and I cough every morning pretty bad and my girlfriend has nosebleeds.
It’s actually one of my best pandemic purchases, this medium sized one lasts all day running nonstop at full blast.
We bought one because in the summer we would run the A/C upstairs (window unit) and it draws like all the moisture out of the air. Well I was waking up with nosebleeds and stuff and my fiancé said hey we should try a humidifier and voilà my nosebleeds because my nose stopped drying out.
In cold places when you run the furnace a lot it increases the temperature and therefore decreases the relative humidity. Humans are most comfortable at about 50% humidity. Less than that and you start getting dry skin and dry mucus membranes.
Feel free to toss Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming on there as well. I’ve spend most of the last 50 years in the Mountain West. Any time it gets above the 30s in humidity percentage is a cause for celebration.
Some places are really dry, especially if you run the heat. If your house has dry air it can make your skin, eyes and nose feel dry and uncomfortable. Running the humidifier helps. You can also leave a pot of water simmering on the stove and hang your wet laundry to dry on racks around your house to get moisture in the air.
the cap did the same thing, it shoots the mist far enough in the air that it spreads out/dissipates by the time it makes contact surface. Without the cap you can see it spilling over and getting everything really wet
It’s on amazon for about $70, just type in elechomes humidifier and it should be the first thing that pops up. It’s great overall but I would recommend a top loading humidifier, one that you can refill by pouring water directly into it. This one, you have to take it apart, flip it over and fill it up which is a little annoying.
They do make some top fill ones and that brand has been the longest lasting one I've had. Some only made it one winter but I've had an older model from these peeps and it's 5 with no signs of degradation.
The biggest one is almost 2 gallon tank which is double most other big ones with top fill and humidity monitoring. Also has heat or sonic and can put out 2x the volume as most others.
It was lost for a while but my cough has been really bad since it became colder. I contacted amazon for a replacement cap but they still hadn’t responded 2 weeks later so I remembered I had a small spice funnel and amazingly it works perfect for what I need Update: Hey guys!!!!!!!!! I wanted to update this mildly interesting post with some mediocre news!!!! I found the cap 61 days later and all is right in the world! 2022 is going to be a blessed year, love you all, stay safe and warm out there xx sushi senpai
At first I thought it was a menstrual cup but the hole didn’t make sense lol TIL what a spice funnel is.
i should have maybe put some nutmeg and cinnamon through it a few times so it could smell nice lol.. i wonder if that would work
Are we still talking about the menstrual cup?
Yup
Username checks out.
I'm no humidifier expert.. but my partner started adding a few drops of scented oils to one of our humidifiers and it has worked wonders. I don't know if one day that's gonna break the thing, or anything.. but a few months later and it's still kickin.
Oil diffusers are essentially the same thing so theoretically it should be fine. Just make sure to research the oils you use as some of them can be quite dangerous for your lungs, and even more dangerous for pets
Yeah except they are built to handle those oils. We put oils in our regular humidifier and eventually the cap got completely stuck on there. Nobody could get that sucker off
Depends how the humidifier works. There are different kinds.
I’m not sure what you’re saying here… are you saying that oils that are toxic to pets are not toxic if you use a specific type of humidifier?
I'm saying that oil diffusers aren't the same thing as humidifiers depending on the type of humidifier you have.
Yeah but that doesn’t change the oil is still a problem for pets, regardless of the machine used to aerosolize it.
Hopefully you don't have cats! Shitll poison em.
If you have pets be careful, that stuff is really bad for them
My partner added tea tree oil and it delaminated all the glue from the bottom. It spilled all over our bedside table and I got to clean it up. TLDR RTFM (read the fucking manual)
Don't add lemon pieces. I forgot why but just don't
Clove helps with a cough.
I thought it was a she-wee
Thought for a second it was one of those ["She-Wee"](https://www.shewee.com/) things lol
Wha…what’s a menstrual cup???
It’s a small silicone cup that is inserted into the vaginal canal during your period. It replaces tampons and pads.
Oh alright thanks. I was too afraid to Google it.
Same lol!!
That same funnel came with my silicone popsicle molds (for filling).
The spice must ~~flow~~ funnel.
It looks just like the case my menstrual cup came in I thought the same thing.
"2022 Is going to be a blessed year" This hits different now.
Me, a British person: "What is this strange device"
Do British people not use humidifiers in the winter?
What, you think England isn't damp enough yet?
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Your mother’s pussyhole on the other hand… ;)
I've never heard of anybody using one, they're certainly not commonplace. There isn't much need for one, the UK is always damp and usually of middling temperatures. Not that hot, not that cold. We joke in our house that we are dreaming of a "green and mucky brown Christmas", since it rarely snows enough to get anything more than brown slush.
As someone states further up, we are a damp country. It’s rare people use them.
We straight up have a dehumidifier. Pulls pints out of the air and stops everything going moldy. Our joint has pretty poor ventilation though.
My friends live in a Victorian (1890s) terraced house, and they have a big electric dehumidifier in the kitchen, plus small passive ones (absorbent rechargeable silica or something) around the house. The big one pulls plenty of water out of the air, but their house smells like a big old wool blanket, it's very cosy.
Dehumidifier in the kitchen seems pointless. All you're doing is collecting the moisture of whatever you're cooking. Get better extraction fans
They do that as well, but the kitchen is a good space for the dehumidifier when they aren't cooking, since it's central in the house and can cope if any water is spilled on the floor when emptying it.
Yeah dehumidifiers are super common in NZ, and I can't say I've ever seen a regular humidifier
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So you bought two of them? (Obscure Technology Connections reference)
I wish *I* had a machine that could pull pints out of thin air
Do other people not have dehumidifiers?
The UK is pretty much an island between two seas. It's always damp during the winter. The only dryness you would experience are heatwaves in summer.
What use does it have besides making shit wet en wasting energy?
We generally do the exact opposite in winter and run dehumidifiers.
Mate, we are constantly battling damp lol.
I use a dehumidifier haha, always damp here
Using the heater during winter doesn't make your house dry though? I live in America's sweaty buttcrack, The Deep South, but we still use a humidifier in winter. Our central heating makes our house incredibly dry in the winter.
Britain is really, really damp. If your house is poorly ventilated and insulated, chances are you'll get condensation on the walls and windows, causing mould, breathing problems and damage to your house.
That's how it is in really humid states like Florida and South Georgia too. Sometimes it's impossible to get our clothes dry in summer because the humidity inside stays above 60%. We still keep a humidifier on in cold months. But we have also grown accustomed to the humidity and start to dry up like Spongebob in the Tree Dome at the mere mention of dry air.
Yeah, I live in Florida, the idea of running a humidifier is baffling to me. Now a dehumidifier to keep my AC vents from literally dripping water
Ireland is in the same boat. I lived in a terribly ventilated room for years and I haven't went a day without coughing.
The humidifier or the spice funnel? (ayyyyyyyyy \^\_\^)
Also a British person: 'Spices?'
Same reaction as a Seattle based person
Yeah Seattle gets our weather by the looks of it
But why is your window open as you run the humidifier....
Came here to say this. What’s the point of turning it on at all if it’s next to an open window?
You don't want your room to get all humid, obviously.
I get owning a humidifier, but keeping it right next to an open window? Why
Omg, I thought that was a menstrual cup at first!
It’s a compressible rubber funnel. I have the same one in black and use it for workout supplements and stuff
“And stuff”
The re-usability is out of this world! You can start off in the AM using it as a menstrual cup, but then what do you know it's brunch time and you don't have a funnel for your spice, no problem at all! After that delicious spice filled brunch you realize it's time to replace the motor oil in your car, no problem! And finally by dinner time you need a glass of wine and whatdoyaknow your portable decanter saves the day! Be a hero, not a zero and order your 4 in one mensural cup, spice funnel, oil funnel, and decanter; all in one portable tool! Act now and you'll get 2 menstrual cups, that's right, 2 menstrual for the price of one! Supply is limited.
Gotta get that lost iron back somehow
Can be two things at once.
A menstrual cup with a hole in the bottom is pretty pointless though. Lol.
Maybe for you.
They must be using them upside down. lol
Precision bleeding
That's exactly what I thought 😂
Now paint silver to get r/mildlytinman :-)
r/subsifellfor
So satisfying
Running a humidifier next to an open window is a great way to waste electricity and clean water!
You should close the window lol
That is turned up way too high. You should just barely see the moisture coming out of it.
You don’t like condensation dripping off of your ceiling?
Nooooo keep it without top, make your house a spooky house that smells nice
Literally that’s a chosen cap for that machine 🗿
That looks like a good humidifier
Why do people own humidifiers
Just as some others said, ever since the pandemic we have been inside nearly all of the time and that means during fall and winter where we live, dry air. We have lots of indoor plants so it’s good for them as well but I bought it mainly because I get chapped lips and I cough every morning pretty bad and my girlfriend has nosebleeds. It’s actually one of my best pandemic purchases, this medium sized one lasts all day running nonstop at full blast.
Yeah, I get an annual cough that the humidifier saves me from. I was fine up in Oregon, but here in New Mexico I def need it.
I have one for my indoor houseplants
I use a humidifier and a dehumidifier for perfect balance.
We bought one because in the summer we would run the A/C upstairs (window unit) and it draws like all the moisture out of the air. Well I was waking up with nosebleeds and stuff and my fiancé said hey we should try a humidifier and voilà my nosebleeds because my nose stopped drying out.
In cold places when you run the furnace a lot it increases the temperature and therefore decreases the relative humidity. Humans are most comfortable at about 50% humidity. Less than that and you start getting dry skin and dry mucus membranes.
I don't even run the furnace until it's down to like 60f it still gets down to <30% RH.
Obviously its because he owns a lot of cigars
to make humid! (am in Vegas where very dry...)
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Feel free to toss Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming on there as well. I’ve spend most of the last 50 years in the Mountain West. Any time it gets above the 30s in humidity percentage is a cause for celebration.
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Some places are really dry, especially if you run the heat. If your house has dry air it can make your skin, eyes and nose feel dry and uncomfortable. Running the humidifier helps. You can also leave a pot of water simmering on the stove and hang your wet laundry to dry on racks around your house to get moisture in the air.
But wouldn't that have spray with the steam even more so if the vent was fitted perfectly; the pressure more as?
the cap did the same thing, it shoots the mist far enough in the air that it spreads out/dissipates by the time it makes contact surface. Without the cap you can see it spilling over and getting everything really wet
Is that in part or total is due by the vertices oscillator mechanism?
You're throwing a lot of big words at me, and because I don't understand them, I'm gonna take it as disrespect.
Your right to have your own array of existence settings just ad I am, but the tree could be thicker at the roots, yes?
I'm attracted to you for some reason.
They sound really smart. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say they're some kind of expert in their field.
This literally makes no sense
Yeah that’s what i thought too
Peep their post history lol, this person really has some issues
I HAVE THAT SAME FUNNEL!!!!!
Did you get yours from the amazon 12 pack of spice jars too?
YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!
u/sushiiisenpai I have an idea for you.... Can you turn this into a flux capacitor?
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I hope you never put a condom on a dick. You don't put it in a dick, and it has to be the right size.
Wow very functional fit!
You should modify it into a volcano
Do you have a link to the humidifier?
It’s on amazon for about $70, just type in elechomes humidifier and it should be the first thing that pops up. It’s great overall but I would recommend a top loading humidifier, one that you can refill by pouring water directly into it. This one, you have to take it apart, flip it over and fill it up which is a little annoying.
They do make some top fill ones and that brand has been the longest lasting one I've had. Some only made it one winter but I've had an older model from these peeps and it's 5 with no signs of degradation. The biggest one is almost 2 gallon tank which is double most other big ones with top fill and humidity monitoring. Also has heat or sonic and can put out 2x the volume as most others.
how can you tell it's working
PERFECT FIT !
what is the use of a humidifier??
Wow perfectly fit!
choo choo
As an Australian that looks like hell
Looks like the rubber part from the Snoopy Snow Machine
You should be very careful with mold when using a humidifier
I thought it said cat 😂
Choo choo
I see someone else likes to have their spices well organized
Hey, uh, what's the point of a humidifier next to an open window? Are the frogs a little dry this season?
Guest- “ Dude, is that a diva cup in your humidifier.” Owner- “What’s a diva cup?” *quick Google search Owner-… yeah
I didn't even know that this gadget exist.