OakMist Essential Oil Humidifier
$9.99
Important Usage Notice
1. Avoid Using Tap Water Directly
Tap water often contains chlorine and other minerals. When used in a humidifier, these substances may evaporate into the air along with the mist, potentially causing irritation with long-term inhalation.
For safer and cleaner humidification, we recommend:
- Boiling tap water, letting it cool, and then using it (this helps remove chlorine and bacteria), or
- Using filtered water, purified water, or mineral water directly.
2. Do Not Use the Humidifier Continuously for Long Periods
Using a humidifier in a small, closed room for too long can cause the humidity level to rise excessively.
This may lead to:
- A damp, uncomfortable indoor environment
- Increased risk of respiratory discomfort
- Unwanted condensation on walls or furniture
To maintain a healthy balance, use the humidifier in intervals and ensure some airflow.
3. Not Recommended for Certain Individuals
People with arthritis or respiratory conditions may be sensitive to changes in humidity.
If you experience discomfort, discontinue use and consult a doctor.
Always ensure the room is ventilated periodically to allow fresh air circulation.
4. Proper Placement for Best Performance
Place the humidifier at a height of about 1 meter.
This height aligns well with normal breathing levels (whether sitting or standing) and helps distribute mist evenly.
Avoid placing the humidifier:
- In corners
- Against walls
- In poorly ventilated spaces
These areas may trap moisture and lead to localized dampness, potentially causing wall damage over time.
