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    Humidifier

    Found this little gem while snooping around the Home Depot website.

    www.homedepot.com put in 162556 in the upper right keyword or item# search box

    Honeywell
    4-Gallon White/Blue Cool Mist Humidifier

    Model HCM-535-20

    Price: $39.97/ea

    I like the features of this for the price. Any thoughts folks?
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    Re: Humidifier

    This humidifier I purchased was a 2 gallon table top model. The only problem is in the winter I was filling the reservoir sometimes twice a day. It should be alright for the summer months, but when I buy my next one it will have a lot bigger reservoir for water!!
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    Re: Humidifier

    jo, i really like the warm mist types. the have a heating element in them and no filters in the ones i like. i only have a small room so a small one works great. i get mine at wally world around 20 bucks. the only maintenance is a monthly scraping of the element. how big of a room are you going to use it in?


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    Re: Humidifier

    Not sure Vaughn, since it's my imaginary snake room at this point LOL. Just wondered if this one was a good idea or what others were using that might be better as far as things like cool/warm mist...filters...size. I hate buying something thinking "whoopeee just right!" and then realizing I should have asked here first LOL.
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    Re: Humidifier

    In my snake room, the warm mist and cool-mist type of humidifers left a white film on my glass doors and such. I went with an evaporative type of humidifier and all is well.

    I bought a hunter evaporative type that has a humidistat (that I leave at 50%) and it makes the room just about perfect.
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    Re: Humidifier

    Quote Originally Posted by mikerccie
    I bought a hunter evaporative type that has a humidistat (that I leave at 50%) and it makes the room just about perfect.
    Ooh, that sounds cool, especially one with it's own humidistat. Any recc's on where to buy something like that?
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    Re: Humidifier

    So warm over cool is the consensus? My room is at like 30% right now (partly because of the uro tank in there which is moving out shortly). I might have to pick one of these up.

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    Re: Humidifier

    I think I need a nuclear powered humidifier. Curent snake room stats.. 29% humidity and 81 degrees on the cool side of the room. I used our old humidifier a few months ago, but it took the humidity from 26% to a whopping 35%.. I need something better. I've taken to upping humidity in individual cages now.

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    Re: Humidifier

    shelby, check this out


    http://www.filtersusa.com/results.cfm?pids=B821

    if one like this doesn't work, then just get a water hose and a sprinkler head! lol


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    That sounds like a good one.. have you tried it? Can I get replacement filters from that site?

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