Nenah Sylver wrote:
I need to disperse some CS into the air right away for a coughing dog.
Is Walgreen’s personal ultrasonic humidifier still the one of choice?
In reading through my files on it, it’s still unclear as to whether
the filter should be left on or off.
We bought a humidifier from Wal-Mart (not Walgreen’s) and removed the
flat-sheet filter that covers the pan, but nothing’s happening.
Without the filter, the liquid level doesn’t decrease, so I’m thinking
that the “filter” is necessary to whisk the liquid up so the fan can
disperse the drops into the air.
We have to get this straightened out by tomorrow afternoon, so I
appreciate your quick input.
Thanks.
Nenah
It sounds like you are trying to use an evaporative humidifier. If that
is the case there are no droplets, just the water as it evaporates from
the wick. That is useless for trying to get silver into the air, it is
just like distillation, but without the heat. You need to use an
ultrasonic humidifier. They used to make one that had a motor on it that
spun a disk that drew water from the container and dispersed it into the
air, which should work as well, but probably not as well. Sorry, that
sounds confusing. Work also, but would probably produce larger droplets
which would be less effective. The filter, if there is one, should be
bypassed, as it will remove the particulate portion, and if charcoal the
ionic as well most likely.
Marshall
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