Review on BONECO Digital Humidifier S250 Cleaning by Chen Anson (Anson ch ᠌

The price of a kettle that includes a humidity sensor is, in my uninformed opinion, somewhat too high. Very loud noises and gurgles, similar to those produced by a kettle, although I don't really mind because I always sleep with earplugs in. Some people recommend getting the newer model without a hygrometer, but I don't think that's a good idea. Even though this statement is false, it gives you the ability to set the device to the desired level of humidity and then forget about it, although in order to do this, you will need to check the readings with a separate piece of equipment first. The reading on this instrument is between 55 and 60%, but the room hygrometer is between 45 and 50%. As a result, I entered 55 and am not concerned, but it is not entirely clear what we should do with the younger model. The design has a number of benefits, such as the fact that it can, in theory, be refueled from a tap, that no filters need to be changed, that it can be regularly washed, etc. Prior to that, there was an ultrasonic that caused clouds of salts to appear while using either water from the tap or water that was purchased, which eventually settled with a white coating on the furnishings. In addition, because I'm lazy and didn't wash it several times a week, I suspect that some bacteria began to multiply in it. This is because, exactly after using it, my temperature rose to 38 degrees for two days, and this happened three times a month after I didn't use it for a long time, and then turned it on, so I don't believe it was a coincidence. Thus, the new steam engine meets the majority of my expectations, with the exception of the price.