And since it's dual volt automatic, you can use it anywhere without fear.
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Ultrasonic, concentrated and refreshing mist. The device generates a type of steam called ultrasonic. This means that it uses vibration technology to break up water and turn it into a very fine mist. Older humidifiers used heat to warm the water and release the steam into the room, so they weren’t as refreshing. The airflow doesn’t get hot and emits a cool mist, which also acts as a relief on hot days. All this without getting the surrounding furniture wet.
intensity selector Using the rotary knob, you can adjust it from a nearly invisible mist to a thick “cloud”. Of course, the stronger it is, the more water it uses. I usually leave it halfway.
Rotating nozzle. You can adjust the direction in which the mist comes out without having to move the device. Just turn the “nozzle” in any direction.
The essence of the cabin. It can also act as an aroma diffuser while humidifying the room. A small silicone reservoir is detached to avoid damaging the system and to preserve the properties of the essences (do not put it directly in the water!). I like to use a few drops of pure essential oil, such as peppermint or rosemary, which provides a more refreshing sensation.
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