Review on Black VENTA LW45 Comfort Plus Airwasher Humidifier, Ideal for 645 ft² by Manaporn A Skuljaroe ᠌

I bought for a living area of ​​​​about 60 meters, the total area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe apartment is under 100 meters. During the heating season, a nightmare begins, gaps appear in the parquet board, the skin dries very much, it becomes difficult to breathe in the apartment. Almost all batteries are turned off, but this does not solve the problem of dry air with heating radiators alone. I had high hopes for this sink. I installed it in the middle of the corridor, opened all the doors to the rooms. When turned on, the humidity was less than 20 percent. I set the desired humidity to 45% and started it in automatic mode. Worked constantly at maximum fan speed. Five days later, the humidity approached a stable 40%, plus or minus. It could rise even higher, but reduced the speed of the fan, considering the goal achieved. In the early days, I poured about 9 liters of water twice a day. After five days, it works in automatic mode at minimum speed, it began to fill in one and a half times less water and not so often. On the strongest mode, the noise is, of course, audible, but not annoying. Now, at a minimum, nothing is heard at all. At night, I turn on the night mode - the fan speed remains minimal, as it is during the day now, and the display brightness decreases. So far very satisfied. I decided to supplement the review after almost a month of operation. The main conclusions - the sink copes with the task, there is no hint of plaque on the furniture, very convenient operation, does not require much attention, just top up the water in a timely manner. Now about the maintenance of the sink, I decided to rinse. I publish a photo of the motive. A lot of yellowish plaque has accumulated at the bottom of the lower part of the sink. It's probably the quality of the water. Everything washed out great. The plaque was removed without problems with a sponge and a small amount of ordinary detergent. Then I washed it with water in the bathroom under the shower. I filled the tank with water with a small amount of citric acid and lowered the drums inside. He let it stand, periodically rotating the drums, after the procedures done, there were no traces of yellow plaque. The sink is back at work.