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Reddit mentions of Homasy VicTsing Cool Mist Humidifier, Humidifiers for Bedroom, Premium Humidifying Unit with Whisper-Quiet Operation, Auto Shut-Off, Anti-Slip Handle, 12-24 Hours Working Time (BPA-Free)
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of Homasy VicTsing Cool Mist Humidifier, Humidifiers for Bedroom, Premium Humidifying Unit with Whisper-Quiet Operation, Auto Shut-Off, Anti-Slip Handle, 12-24 Hours Working Time (BPA-Free). Here are the top ones.
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24H POWERFUL HUMIDIFY: With 2. 2L(0. 53gallon) water tank, it can permit 10-24 hours of continuous humidifying. It can effectively protect sensitive and dry skin health, reduce snoring, and help babies or kids to breathe easier.NEVER DISRTURB YOUR SLEEP: This cool mist humidifier runs at 28 dB (The operating noise level is even lower than that of turning the page of a book). So it will quiet humidifying without disturbing your study, working or sleeping, away from those nasty noise.FULL COVERAGE MIST OUTPUT: 360° degree rotating nozzle ensures an even level of humidity distributed in home. The 45° tilted nozzle is specially designed to quickly give off continuous mist.ADJUSTABLE MIST OUTPUT: Adapting classic dial knob, the baby humidifier makes humidify much more precise and effortless to adjust mist output what you want. Maintain an ideal humidity level for office, home, bedroom, living room, baby room.EASY TO CLEAN & AUTO SHUT-OFF: Enlarged opening water tank and arc shaped handle, this humidifiers offers you secure grip than others and makes refilling and cleaning a breeze. It will automatically shut off with red LED light on when runs out of water.
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I just bought this one last weekend and have loved it thus far.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07BB99WBR?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_pd_title
What kind of humidifier do you use? I was looking at the VicTsing on Amazon. I'm just not sure if it's normal or expected to keep a humidifier running with a fan 24/7 but then again I'm not sure about much of this stuff yet! :)
Also thank you for your post, I saw it elsewhere today and it was a HUGE help.