Review on Air washer Winia AWI-40, white/black/orange by Micha Kumicki ᠌

As part of our efforts to restock the family's supplies, we decided to purchase this apparatus. After a lot of study, I determined that a humidifier that uses a natural method of humidification would be the best option for me because it would use the least amount of energy and would be the most understandable to me. The humidifier runs at maximum capacity continuously throughout the day and night. Before the purchase, the humidity in the room (which was twenty square meters) was lower than twenty percent. From now on, it will be 45%. The temperature in the room is between +25 and +26 degrees, and there is no way to lower it other than to increase the frequency of ventilation and leave a tiny gap in the doorway while the humidity gradually drops on its own. You can definitely humidify the space up to sixty percent if you close all of the windows and doors, but then it will become a sauna, and I have no use for that. They quickly became accustomed to the noise, and at this point even a little child is unfazed by it. The level of noise is comparable to that produced by a standard floor fan operating at maximum power. When set to night mode, it achieves an almost quiet state. There are a few other modes, but I don't really understand what purpose they provide. I don't use a timer. At full power, it takes less than a day (20-22 hours) for it to evaporate all of the water that is contained in the container that is 7 liters. If you wait until nighttime to switch to the night mode, then there will be exactly enough water for one day. The nozzle at the top creates a breeze that is both soothing and refreshing. When I first turned on the ionization machine at night by mistake, I didn't notice much of a change. In the ionization mode, the air does not get either dehumidification or humidification. I don't really care that the power cord doesn't attach very well to the humidifier socket because it's not something I'll be using very often. There is dust and wool at the bottom of the tank, along with everything else that is sucked in by the side deflectors, and the rest of the water is a yellowish color. It is difficult to determine the level of purification because it is true that the air is cleaned of dust, but it is impossible to determine the degree of purification. It unquestionably improves the air quality. In conclusion, if you are not concerned with achieving readings on the hygrometer of 50-60% or more humidity but you do want to achieve a comfortable microclimate in the room, you are willing to put up with a relatively high noise level, you are ready to pour water into it once a day (or maybe a little more often), and you have a place to install it (should be on the floor and within a radius of 30 cm, preferably free), then this is your device.