How to clean an air humidifier

After using the air humidifier for a period of time, because the water in the humidifier tank is not pure water, if it is not cleaned for a period of time, there will be sticky substances in the tank. The small mist beads produced by humidification will cause harm to the human respiratory tract. Therefore, in order to avoid respiratory diseases, the air humidifier must be cleaned regularly to keep its internal steam system clean. So how should the air humidifier be cleaned?

Cleaning:

1. Before cleaning the humidifier, you need to unplug it to prevent water from seeping into the appliance during cleaning and causing leakage, which may cause safety accidents.

2. Take out the humidifier water tank and wipe it with a wet cloth dipped in soapy water. If there is too much dirt accumulated in the water tank, pour soapy water into it first, soak it for 10 minutes, and then scrub it with a brush.

3. Clean the base of the humidifier directly with a brush. Be careful not to splash water into the air outlet of the humidifier, and do not let water penetrate into the inside of the humidifier.

4. Clean the atomizer of the humidifier and soak it in white vinegar to allow the scale to fully dissolve. Remember to wipe it dry with a dry cloth after cleaning.

5. Finally, wipe the outer surface of the humidifier with a damp cloth, clean the humidifier several times with clean water, and place it indoors to dry before use.

Maintenance method:

1. Each time you add water, the water added to the humidifier must be pure water, not tap water, because tap water is hard and will form scale on the atomizing piece, affecting the humidification effect and easily damaging the humidifier.

2. When using a humidifier, be sure to change the water regularly, because if the water in the water tank is not replaced for a long time, the water quality is likely to change, providing conditions for the growth of bacteria.

3. When using a humidifier, regularly check whether the float valve is scaled. If scaled, clean it in time, otherwise it will affect the normal use of the humidifier.

4. The humidifier should be placed about 1.5 meters from the ground, and it is best to keep it away from electrical appliances and home furnishings to avoid causing damage and causing the electrical appliances and home furnishings to become damp and deteriorate.

5. When the humidifier is not in use, it is best to pour out all the water in the water tank. If it is not used for a long time, wipe it clean with a damp cloth and place it in a cool, ventilated and dry place.

use:

1. Do not put any material on the humidifier

The humidifier water tank is not treated in any way, and adding anything to it may damage it. Therefore, whether it is vinegar, essential oils, or disinfectants, do not add them to the humidifier water tank. In addition, essential oils can be inhaled into the lungs and easily cause rhinitis, so never add them into a humidifier at will.

2. Do not use the humidifier for a long time

Using a humidifier for a long time will increase the humidity in the room. Excessive humidity will increase the amount of pineal hormone in the human body, leading to a decrease in adrenaline in the body, causing symptoms such as fatigue and drowsiness. Therefore, it is recommended not to turn the humidifier on and off repeatedly, and when using a humidifier, open the windows for ventilation every 2-3 hours.