Product: 2-Pack: Winix 0.6-Gallon Top-Fill Ultrasonic Humidifier with Night Light
Model: 1052-0003-00, 1052-0003-01
Condition: New
Available in White or Grey/White
Continuous output of mist for 30 hours (0.6 Gallon)
Based on the natural humidity level in your home, the temperature of water you use, and the mist-level setting you choose, you may experience longer or shorter runtimes
Adjust the mist level to create the perfect mist of your choice
Clean and fill the unit effortlessly with top-fill design
Unit automatically shuts off when low on water
Nearly silent on even the highest speed (30dB)
Sleep easily in a comfortable and quiet environment.
Colorful on/off night mood light ensures a good night’s sleep with the soothing color of your choice (Blue, Green, or Amber)
ETL Certified
Power Voltage:
AC 100 - 240 V / 50 - 60 Hz
Power Rate:
18 W
Cool Moisture Output:
Up to 200 mL/h
Dimensions:
7.5" x 7.5" x 9"
Weight:
3 lb
Runtime:
30 hours
Tank size:
0.6 gallons/2.2 L
What’s Included?
2x Winix 0.6-Gallon Top-Fill Ultrasonic Humidifiers with Night Light in the color of your choice
I bought this when they were offered a couple years ago and I really like it. It stays on all night and works well. Very easy to fill as well and not too complicated to clean.
@phendrick And over here on the Gulf coast, “dry season” arrives and departs on a highly irregular basis. It can last anywhere from a few hours to a stretch of months, at pretty much any time of year.
@werehatrack My timing must be off. I’ve been to the coast on numerous times. Mostly Galveston, some Surf Side, CC once. Does Texas City or Kemah count?
Never ran into a “dry” season. Twas always at least humid, usually very humid.
The most comfortable times were in 1995. Late July, the best thing was the cooler weather as they were trying to get people to evacuate as a hurricane was coming in. Later in December, in SS for our honeymoon. Besides the lack of a crowd, also enjoyed the cooler clime.
I check in here to get my daily dose of Vitamin Meh. There’s a simple button for it, which even throws confetti (which doesn’t even need to be vacuumed up).
@devyanks90 interesting. I’ve never seen that before. So they stole reviews for another product and tied it to their listing to make it look like they had a 4+ star product review? Sneaky!
@devyanks90@katbyter Sometimes that results from a faulty algorithm at Amazon which causes reviews to get homologated together that shouldn’t be. It also often results from a seller changing a listing to a different product instead of adding a listing for a new product.
Ultrasonic humidifiers efficiently spray water and the majority of its impurities into the air without killing any of the microbes.
Steam humidifiers use a lot more energy as they spray a significant fraction of the impurities into the air, but they do effectively sterilize it on the way out. The rest of the impurities will build up inside the humidifier, eventually clogging it.
Evaporative humidifiers provide an ideal breeding ground for microbes, but only release a tiny fraction into the air. Most of the crud from the water is deposited inside the humidifier, onto a replaceable proprietary element.
Every type of small humidifier needs to be cleaned regularly, but the ultrasonic ones are the easiest to clean, are energy efficient, and don’t require any other maintenance.
We have incredibly hard well water that rapidly fouls the whole house evaporative humidifier built into our furnace.
I will buy a couple of these, fill them with distilled water, and try to keep them clean. Wish me luck.
If I die from an airborne pathogen that grows in water, such as legionnaires disease, you will know I failed.
@hamjudo we who are about to die, salute you. I use a CPAP. Never really clean it. Sometimes I run it for a few minutes while I ozone treat the bedroom. Wonder if that might help you.
Specs
Product: 2-Pack: Winix 0.6-Gallon Top-Fill Ultrasonic Humidifier with Night Light
Model: 1052-0003-00, 1052-0003-01
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$56-$68 (for 2) at Amazon
Warranty
1-Year Limited Warranty
Estimated Delivery
Friday, Nov 24 - Monday, Nov 27
For when you want a moist night.
@yakkoTDI I thought for sure you were gonna say, “This deal makes me moist.” So close.
Misread the name, do I fill it with Windex?
@awk No.
@werehatrack I thought I could use it to continuously clean my windows.
@awk @werehatrack Not only for windows… Windex cures everything!
I bought this when they were offered a couple years ago and I really like it. It stays on all night and works well. Very easy to fill as well and not too complicated to clean.
@xtrunksiex I feel the same! I like how easy it is to clean and fill!
??
We’ve (s central Tx) got mostly daily rain projected for the next two weeks.
It’s raining right now.
@phendrick Or, did you just mean it won’t arrive until July?
@phendrick And over here on the Gulf coast, “dry season” arrives and departs on a highly irregular basis. It can last anywhere from a few hours to a stretch of months, at pretty much any time of year.
@werehatrack My timing must be off. I’ve been to the coast on numerous times. Mostly Galveston, some Surf Side, CC once. Does Texas City or Kemah count?
Never ran into a “dry” season. Twas always at least humid, usually very humid.
The most comfortable times were in 1995. Late July, the best thing was the cooler weather as they were trying to get people to evacuate as a hurricane was coming in. Later in December, in SS for our honeymoon. Besides the lack of a crowd, also enjoyed the cooler clime.
@phendrick Some years, we don’t get any.
@werehatrack any… {dry season | comfortable times | cooler weather | humidity (not likely) | hurricanes} ?
@phendrick Choose one from column A, and one from Columb B. Items with a star require more preparation time. Humidity is free with all orders!
/giphy winks
I don’t need to buy this to get my Vitamin M.
I check in here to get my daily dose of Vitamin Meh. There’s a simple button for it, which even throws confetti (which doesn’t even need to be vacuumed up).
@xobzoo And if you really can’t use two of them, they’re gonna send you two anyway.
Is this a cool mist humidifier and does it require a filter of any kind?
@jmbunkin Yup, cool mist.
No, no filter is required.
Ridiculously overpriced. MEH has lost its mojo.
@boeing377 Ridiculously overpriced? C’mon, man.
Weird — I just bought one yesterday. Glad I got a better deal, or I’d have buyer’s remorse.
www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CD9PDB44/
/giphy buyers remorse
@katbyter the reviews for that listing are for a projector screen. The listing got hijacked.
@devyanks90 interesting. I’ve never seen that before. So they stole reviews for another product and tied it to their listing to make it look like they had a 4+ star product review? Sneaky!
@devyanks90 @katbyter Sometimes that results from a faulty algorithm at Amazon which causes reviews to get homologated together that shouldn’t be. It also often results from a seller changing a listing to a different product instead of adding a listing for a new product.
Ok, who answered the poll yesterday with Humidifier? You are responsible for this!
@hchavers That would be me. You’re welcome, for better or for worse. :B
@hchavers @PooltoyWolf I thought you lived in a humidifier.
@hchavers @werehatrack Somewhat accurate.
I would rather buy Vitamin M&N.
I spent the fall buying tropical plants. Maybe they’ll like these.
/giphy excellent-malleable-dad
Ultrasonic humidifiers efficiently spray water and the majority of its impurities into the air without killing any of the microbes.
Steam humidifiers use a lot more energy as they spray a significant fraction of the impurities into the air, but they do effectively sterilize it on the way out. The rest of the impurities will build up inside the humidifier, eventually clogging it.
Evaporative humidifiers provide an ideal breeding ground for microbes, but only release a tiny fraction into the air. Most of the crud from the water is deposited inside the humidifier, onto a replaceable proprietary element.
Every type of small humidifier needs to be cleaned regularly, but the ultrasonic ones are the easiest to clean, are energy efficient, and don’t require any other maintenance.
We have incredibly hard well water that rapidly fouls the whole house evaporative humidifier built into our furnace.
I will buy a couple of these, fill them with distilled water, and try to keep them clean. Wish me luck.
If I die from an airborne pathogen that grows in water, such as legionnaires disease, you will know I failed.
@hamjudo We’ll miss you.
@hamjudo we who are about to die, salute you. I use a CPAP. Never really clean it. Sometimes I run it for a few minutes while I ozone treat the bedroom. Wonder if that might help you.
Can you use with essential oils ?
@myselfalone The manual says you can, three to four drops for a full fill of water.
I ordered four, and one had a bad power supply. I’ve forgotten the customer service email - can I get a spare?
@Jasongb CS uses a form at meh.com/support, give that a shot.