DIY How to build an Ultrasonic Mister Humidifier

[@mountainman934]

Awesome man I have a boiler furnace and the dry air is unbelievable. This will definitely be a project that I'm going to have to build!

[@jimw7043]

It's September and the humidifier/mister is still running very well. I use hard well-water so once a month I soak the humidifier unit in some vinegar. Also if you have hard water, then occasionally throw out the old water and replace it all with new water because the concentration of calcium builds up in the left over water over time.

[@sandibeach7291]

use distilled

[@whiteviper1979]

This is awesome 👍😎💪 I'm using it for my snakes with distilled water 🌊 and thermostat and heater!

[@minthos4045]

awesome build. Do you have any issues with White powder minerals in your home ?

[@sandibeach7291]

is it quiet? and how long does it run for?

[@belodme]

It was a nice video but still need to understand better.

[@sandibeach7291]

Me too!

[@thingsofsuch]

Damn, why? It is as simple a thing as can be shown ... fucking stupid people of the world asking god damned retarded questions ... do some research on your own you idiots.

[@Acein3055]

Due to the scale in the water, ultra sonic misters cause white dust to settle on everything in the house. No thanks.

[@jimw7043]

Yes, if you have hard water you'll get the mysterious white dust everywhere. We're on well water and that was problem, but then I bought a budget reverse osmosis kit from Reef Acquarium, and I fill the mister with RO water. That fixed the white dust and also I perform zero cleaning maintenance on the mister head. It's always clean. I've been using the RO kit for about two years.

[@Acein3055]

@@jimw7043 Good idea. How often do you have to change the RO filter?

[@BWCA-vy2pi]

@@jimw7043 would you mind sending me the link to the reverse osmosis kit? I can't seem to find it. Thanks great idea

[@BWCA-vy2pi]

@@jimw7043 how do I get that list of components that you mentioned at the end of the video? Thanks