Tap water in humidifier

bk78

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Humidifier with a atomizer won’t last long using tap water, and it will leave a white, chalky powder everywhere.

A blow through with a filter is best to use with tap.
 

Creature1969

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If it's not a super cheap humidifier (ie: disposable), there's a product called CLR (calcium, lime, rust remover) that will clean off the buildup from tap water. Available at most all hardware stores and Home Depot, etc. Turn it off, soak for a couple hours, good as almost new!
Using distilled will be less work though.
 

Hollatchaboy

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If it's not a super cheap humidifier (ie: disposable), there's a product called CLR (calcium, lime, rust remover) that will clean off the buildup from tap water. Available at most all hardware stores and Home Depot, etc. Turn it off, soak for a couple hours, good as almost new!
Using distilled will be less work though.
Yea that damn clr never works completely though. I've thrown away coffee makers trying to descale with vinegar, clr. Never fully clears them ime. I just got an ro filter and I never have any build up.
 
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