Humidifiers

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gwhitejr
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January 6, 2011 at 1:20 am

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#2030

I would like input on humidifiers I’ve seen information on here but still kind of confusing. I want to be able to go to small community centers or corporate offices and teach hot yoga. Trying to find the correct humidifier to do this. Had a few questions maybe this forum can answer
1. Does it matter if its a warm mist or evaporative unit?
2. I found lots of units on wheels but do some need a place to drain while others drain within the units?
3. I figure the noise level matters but if I get it to the specified heat/humidity level I would just turn it off so should I make noise level a factor?
4. I’ve seen units from $30 to $200 but I wanted a unit that was just as efficient in a 10×10 room as well as a 2300 square foot room..Any unit suggestions?
5. Air washing technology….is that important?
Any other recommendations when it comes to a humidifier?

Thanks everyone

Gabrielle (The Hot Yoga Doctor)
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January 20, 2011 at 2:25 am

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#8202

Hi Greg

I have been away, sorry I haven’t been able to help you.

A humidifier for a 10 by 10 room wouldn’t really be great for a 2300 sq ft room. However, if you bought a very powerful one then you would barely need it on for the little room at all. You’d just use it as a primer.

I can’t remember if others have given feedback on certain models on the forum. But I do know that Amazon is a great place to read reviews of products.

Come back and tell us which one you end up choosing and if it suits your purpose. I am sure it will be valued information for future visitors.

Namaste
Gabrielle 🙂

suzd
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April 28, 2011 at 3:06 pm

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#8577

It also depends upon the type of heat is used in a studio. A radiantly heated studio will need dehumidifiers, not humidifiers.
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