I'm glad I took the W300 because of the tank. Don't have to fill up that often. Although, if a girl will use it, it will probably be hard for her and it is better then to consider the W200 / In general, while I like everything, I am satisfied with the purchase, it performs the main function well. With its pros. In a room up to 15 sq. M. fits perfectly. We managed to raise the humidity, it became much easier to sleep. There is no rattle of the sponge, as many write. And in general, it does not…

If you plan to use the device 24/7 and refill water daily, buy yourself something like a jug with a spout (or a measuring cup, or whatever) to pour water into the tank with it: hold the tank on weight under running water from the faucet / shower it is inconvenient, it is heavy, and its handle is for carrying in a refueled state, but not for holding at the time of refueling.

The sink really works, but again, this is according to my subjective feelings, and according to the feelings of my guests. My 14% humidity in the room was up to 35-44% after two weeks of operation, depending on personal preference. And here I already wanted the sink to automatically maintain 35% humidity always. I add water once a day, in principle it’s not stressful, but you quickly get used to the good, and laziness))) it’s good that you didn’t buy the W200. Since our main water is not very…

The equipment is not cheap, it’s a pity that a couple of these in an apartment have not yet been obtained. I bought a hygrometer, I check the humidity in the apartment. The highest one is on the glazed balcony . With such a water consumption per day, the option in Boneko W200 departed by itself, you will have to constantly top it up Different pros: The day mode is noisy, but within the limits of "apartment" noise. Night is practically inaudible and the notorious gurgling is not annoying…

As already written, the difference between "with him" and "without him" is striking. Plus, it catches some kind of dust, "sand" accumulates in the pan in a week. Water does not bloom (perhaps due to the fact that we pour from a reverse osmosis filter). The sponge has not yet been washed, but looking at its design, I understand that there will be no problems with this. So the toad is a toad, but we are satisfied with the purchase, we can recommend it.

The dual function humidifier/purifier does neither. Also, despite the fact that the ambient air is needed for "flushing", there's never really anything dirty in the filter, but the water does get pretty dirty. After a few days of use I got sore throat and constipation. No matter how many times I washed the parts, the product continued to emit polluted air. I'm only sending it back because of the moisturizer.

I needed a humidifier and wanted something that didn't require a lot of filter replacements. Ultrasound doesn't work for me because my tap water has too many minerals that leave a white film of dust everywhere. I used to have an air washer type machine but it was difficult to clean it well. The reason I chose this one is because the filter is washable and seems to last a while. I've only had this unit for a few days, but it doesn't seem to add much moisture to my dry air. As that was the main…

Simply unpack and get ready to use. Easy to turn on and off - just two options. It's easy to fill. It pays to have an extra tank to reduce the frequency of filling. It's easy to clean. Easy to look at - very simple attractive white body. This is a very simple machine that does what it advertises, purifying and humidifying the air. No white dust, no filters to swap out, no cumbersome tank. There are only two settings. It's audible during the day on minimum settings, but doesn't bother. I don't…

Not what I expected for $250. This air purifier/vaporizer has not yet been completely sold. If you're familiar with the term swamp cooler, then it's very similar. Inside is a rotating drum filter that rotates in the water tank. The air is drawn in from above by a fan, hits the water drum and exits at the side. That's all. I live in New Mexico and it's very dry there. Therefore, evaporative coolers work well here. If you live in humid areas I don't think this will add extra moisture. After a few

This humidifier has a pretty simple idea: submerge the mesh material in water and then make sure the fan blows air over it. Sounds simple, but it has many advantages over other types of humidifiers: ultrasonic and steam. This humidifier won't leave a white layer of sticky powder like residue on electronics and furniture, and your home won't feel like a stuffy sauna. Instead, this humidifier increases overall humidity by 10-15% (at the lowest setting). Which in turn increases slightly dry air…

This is my first review of the device I received on 01/27/2020. I received and connected the device today. Let's just say I'm very skeptical of any type of device that requires replacement and cleaning of the filter media. I studied Industrial Engineering and Quality Control, so I am very critical of the products I buy and try to be as honest as possible when reviewing products, especially when a device has bad reviews and I am taking a risk with the purchase . I researched humidifiers for a…