NScessity Ultrasonic Ioniser Humidifier Reviews

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  NScessity Ultrasonic Ioniser Humidifier

  £39.99

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• tobiasm 1st Apr 2009

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  Good Points: * it looks cute
  * water tank is reasonably big and seems to last quite long

  
  

  Bad Points: * doesn't humidify the air a lot
  * makes annoying noises
  * has annoying blue light
  * costs 25 pounds

  
  

  General comments: We bought the NScessity Ultrasonic Ioniser air humidifier two days ago because our baby has a cold and we read that humidifying the air in babys bedroom will help to alleviate a blocked nose, slime, etc.
  
  I turned the Ultrasonic Ioniser on at around 5 p.m. and took a look at a thermometer - at that point the air humidity in the room was 42%.
  
  After letting the Ultrasonic Ioniser doing its job for approximately 3 hours, the air humidity in the room had only risen by 2%.
  
  Although I'm not a climatical expert I must say I find that pretty poor.
  
  Also, apart from not humidifying the air in the way it should do, the product also makes a quite loud and annoying hum when turned on, which makes it impossible to leave it on over night somewhere near babys cot, which is where and when it would be most needed.
  
  In additoin to that the product has a strange blue light which illuminates the rising damp. Although I grant that this makes for a pretty swanky visual effect it actually becomes rather bothersome when wanting to go to sleep. The blue light can't be switched off either as near as I can tell.
  

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