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Had various different types of the oil defusers. Love the idea and my old one like this was a great mood machine, for a few hours at a time. However, I'm wanting something that will last, both on water (hours ideally), smell and machine lasting too. Had 3 break on me for various reasons so no longer just jump at one. May be a case of me wanting beyond my costs but still hope for more.

Bought one last week. I agree, it can make the scent fill the room very quickly. Got a pack of 12 oils for about £12 on top. They'll last forever. Much better than the things you stick in the plug socket and spurt smelly stuff every few minutes

yup as this one you add to the water as the other one i was llooking at you have a small tray where you put drops for now i am just going to use water see how it goes :) ty for the reply

These humidifiers generally require water based essential scents. Using regular oils can melt the plastic

no i mean the tray you can add oils to i just dont know what ones i dont think cbd woulld be good but there is a vix brand one with vapours to help you sleep i just would like to know whats good and whats not :) i will let you know what its like as normal price is £16.99 and willl say if i think its worth that normal price as ever scoot sorry about my typeing am crap l o l hmm

You can use water in it

what oils go in this as if we are to breath it in all night hmm

If anyone decides to cancel the order, please like this message so i can go in and buy it. Thanks

£34.99 on currys. New. Uk plug. You also get 2x £10 coffee credit for coffee pods

They are very good as long as it's not raining and already not very humid. In dry hot weather they are hugely better than a fan. Air con is definitely better but energy costs a lot more and also you need someway to keep the ventilation hose out.

I'm using this kind of evaporative cooler considering that my home's humidity level is around 33%. With this, it bumps up the humidity to around 45-50 percent which is just nice for me. 5 litres of water can last for around 7 hours which is good..

Amazon warehouse will always be awash with these. When people find out that it simply makes their house damp they send it back.

Jeez how did I miss such a bargain.

So, its a 1984 Ford Granada then?

Got the non heating version used like new for £26.89 delivered tomorrow (highfive) there are used very good for £24 odd still on sale

Worth a punt at that price, thanks OP

£104.99, I'd rather not (lol)

Here's one - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Essential-Anjou-Humidifiers-Consistent-Aromatherapy/dp/B07QPSQMK6/ref=mp_s_a_1_24_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=diffuser&qid=1585259507&sr=8-24-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyS0tTTEtLNzk0WlcxJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwNDMxMjkxMkZaQjZLMlNFRktTViZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwMjQyMDI5MlkzVjhRSEgzMlgwMiZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX3Bob25lX3NlYXJjaF9tdGYmYWN0aW9uPWNsaWNrUmVkaXJlY3QmZG9Ob3RMb2dDbGljaz10cnVl

its so cheap though surely its just a minor irritant to have to add a little oil every other day ?

Interesting, do you have a link?

I agree. I have a 100ml tank, and even that needs the oil topping up after a while. I have recently noticed a new type of diffuser on Amazon, there are two models, I think, with a new mechanism. The oil is in a separate reservoir, with an output tube, which automatically pumps the oil into the large 500ml water bowl of the diffuser, at intervals, as the water evaporates. This therefore keeps the fragrance strong and fresh. Reviews seem promising, so I'll probably buy one in the near future.

I found the problem with all these diffusers is that the oils / fragrance runs out before the water does, so it's of no use having a massive water tank(?) Basically, even if you put tons of oil in the water, you get a strong smell, but then despite there being lots of water left later on, the smell is hardly anything and you need to add more oil. So, having a big water tank is pointless.

For oils I found the following 10ml - No reviews but good price amazon.co.uk/Laeto-10-Pack-Essential-Oils/dp/B07NXSVL9F Good reviews and on special for £12.49 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0747NKFJY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_Y0lvEbZSEDXZG

Thanks PPM13 🌞

The remote is probably white labelled from a manufacturer that normally white labels for amplifiers 🤷

H umi D ifier MI ster? That's put me off buying lol.

Cold not £7.99

Would be a good deal if the oils were 10ml.

Had one before. They sent me a darker colour than it shows. Sent it back as it wasted oils.

These cheap Anjou-branded items sold by Sunvalleytek-UK always get to the front page despite being niche. It's not like the prices are outrageously cheap either. I strongly suspect there's vote manipulation going on. Voted cold. By the way, the oils are straight from China and the fragrances are synthetic. Even if it states "pure oil" it means nothing.

5ml is very small

ordered, thanks

FYI.. I personally have this one and have been using regularly with no problems. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Aennon-Humidifier-Improves-Health-Sleep/dp/B01C5YHFWO/ref=asc_df_B01C5YHFWO/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=309911992479&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=7487982434734196221&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9046833&hvtargid=pla-467359888245&psc=1

From the reviews, it looks as though some people have found this helpful but a number report it breaking down.

Forget the kids Need that for myself (:I

3 quid is great , but was it really going for 25? Could get a normal sized one for that price

oos everywhere I looked.

A lot of people don't open any windows at all during the winter months, this can cause damp patches to appear, especially in older houses. Used a dehumidifier stops these mould patches forming. Mould spores are bad for your health. Each to their own, but I find it great, also useful for drying washing, and much cheaper to run than a tumble dryer. You'd be amazed how much water these things stuck out of the air.

I suffer from obstructive sleep apnea and I use £40 humidifier that really helps with my breathing at night and stops me waking up gasping or choking. They really are fantastic if you have this condition. Not sure how good this one is though.

Yep, you could fanny about keeping ugly wet towels on your radiators. Or you could just get a humidifier.

I'm with you here. Essential oils are not to mess around with. They can be very potent. Most of them is not safe to use around young children and they're an absolute NO to use around pets. I've studied aromatherapy for a bit and there's loads of warnings in regards to this.

Agreed, quality is nearly always lax.

While I am okay with made in China goods, I certainly would stay away from products that you breath or ingest..

I didn't notice where they were made, but they certainly smelled correct

Bought their oil the other day, it's made in China. Returning them

And they're great and purifying the air.

Can’t argue with that. To be fair, I don’t think it is meant to be an actual dehumidifier but rather an oil diffuser to make your house smell a bit nicer than cheesy socks. I recommend the orange blossom oil.

Depends what East Coast plants your growing in your UK spare room bruh (y)

Great if you work in an office. AC is terrible!

I got these on there 11.11 sale. I would get water soluble oils with these although you will still get scent come through with normal oils. It does advise not to use with essential oils with the provided instructions.

It enrages me as well, it reminds me of official printer cartridge prices. If only some company would make compatible filters for a fraction of the price they would make a killing.

These are excellent however the killer thing is the cost of replacement carbon filters! £40 each every 4-5 months! we only bought it as my wife is having chemo but after that’s over I’m not buying any more filters at that price, they can shove it

Thx for the tip! (y)

Doesn't get so 'dirty' if you use bottled or deionised water - less limescale issues :)

Nooooooo, I paid £13.99 for it a month ago :(

Have been using a similar (no name) device for over 2 years for my son (who's now 3). Nearly every night during winter months. (angel) I use a couple of drops of Olbas Oil with the water which definitely seemed to help with his colds, wheezing etc... (y) It's been so effective I'm buying this one as a back up as they're usually over £15. Sod's law means my current device will pack up and the variety I'll find to replace will be more like £20! I might try this somewhere else in the house with fragranced oils. :D Needs regular cleaning (I usually do it monthly); only takes a couple of minutes with an old toothbrush and drop of washing up liquid and we're good to go. However, If you already have damp or similar issues in the room you'll use it in, this is probably not for you. I don't have any damp etc but I still air the room out A LOT every day. :o

oh yea - i just woke up and read this as de-humidifier haha -hanging my head in shame :S

I'm thinking about buying for aromatherapy

Excellent deal, OP. (y)

I agree, use mine especially when heating on, really does make a difference.

Love these , great price , great for people with breathing problems , and when you have the heating on all the time , puts moisture back in the air , big heat for me <3 <3 <3

This fan is useless. Cant even lift an A4 piece of paper right in front on it, with the third (highest) speed setting.

Yeah I agree airflow is weak but it is OK for the office if you're next to it (like I am) For £20 its OK but not worth more than that

Well, just for a bit of feedback it has now arrived: Unfortunately, the reports that the air flow is weak are completely true. At about 50cm away there is some breeze but any further it's barely perceivable! Not a very useful item but my son's enjoyed playing with it as a toy so for £20 (no customs (y) ) it's an OK buy.

Sample size not big enough

The normal noise range for modern fridge freezers is 32-47 dB. Anything quieter than 40 dB is considered to be a quiet model, especially as this is the noise level for libraries! http://www.industrialnoisecontrol.com/comparative-noise-examples.htm

Was on gearbest app 2 days back

Link?

Ps that handheld one is back at $9.29

£18.99 on eBay I recall - nearly got one when handheld one sold out

Did I? (annoyed) (y)

how many degrees will it cool down the room?

Just bought and set it up. Absolute crap for cooling.. Does absolutely nothing. Dont make the same mistake!

From what I've observed since I've been on here is that people just zombie click on everything they assume is a good deal.

I have one similar to this, works a treat

Perhaps I can help. Sometimes I randomly browse deals I'm not even interested in, and if someone lamely rubbishes it without any evidential backup I'll just upvote it anyway.

Which Magazine: AC3829/60, 85% (joint highest), Best Buy. Fellowes DX95UK, 64% Fellowes DB55UK, 55% Mass production means there exists a product for every budget. (nerd)

UK2-XK56-A5XK-3XYF Alternatively 20% for PerkBox users. :D

LOL, it's also 100 times more expensive for doing the same thing with the addition of a circular LED to attract gullibles (highfive)

Voucher code is working for orders over £200.

Good suggestions OP ...sometimes on this site we get carried away to buy

All I'm saying is this product which is sold worldwide is popular and effective in areas with dry air. It is not effective in our humid country. People keep buying them though. I bought a small one but it didn't help any more than a fan.

HUKD.. not HUSAD (confused)

We're an island with lots of rivers, canals etc. It's hard to get away from bodies of water here. In addition, yes, it rains often. Compared to somewhere like the US where it's possible to be hundreds of miles from water and not have rain for months, yes we tend to have humid air.

Biggest source of water in the UK is the ground. You start off saying it's only high if you are near water... then say in the uk we generally have high humidity...

Just a heads up for anyone looking at the rating and reviews on the Amazon page. When you click the page it looks like this product has 4 stars and lots of good reviews right? But nope that's just Amazon doing shady selling stuff as usual. Only 3 of the reviews are for the cooler and the rest are for the air conditioner(£300). The average review of the air cooler is 1.3 stars... pretty much the lowest review it could get. So yeah all the reviews mentioning it cools rooms a lot don't look at those, they're for a completely different product, not even a similar one. I'd stay clear of something that's rated 1 star from all reviews.