Homemade Humidifier

[One drop]

Been waiting on the mail for my new humidifiers in the mean time I made a Diy one works a treat

A fan and tray of water

Easy as pie .

 

[PipeCarver]

Been waiting on the mail for my new humidifiers in the mean time I made a Diy one works a treat View attachment 969672A fan and tray of water

Easy as pie .

It didn't work for me during the winter when it was -20c outside and 17% humidity inside. I had humidifiers running 24/7 pans on the floor with fans over them buckets of water and I could only get it up to 25%.By the time I got another humidifier the outside temp went up and my humidity problems were over. I'm now more prepared for next years freeze

 

[Aqua Man]

I remember as a kid boiling pots on the stove in winter. Humidity would jump up fast in the house.

 

[Dirtbag]

Lol, I made a humidifier last year. It worked ok, but not as good as the ultrasonic.

Money Saving Alternatives To The Expensive Crap Out There

Seraphine gave me the idea for this thread. Let's see or hear your DIY alternatives to the expensive crap out there. Today, I'm building a humidifier out of stuff I had laying around, and a replacement wick filter.

www.thcfarmer.com

 

[Kanzeon]

It didn't work for me during the winter when it was -20c outside and 17% humidity inside. I had humidifiers running 24/7 pans on the floor with fans over them buckets of water and I could only get it up to 25%.By the time I got another humidifier the outside temp went up and my humidity problems were over. I'm now more prepared for next years freeze

Next winter try putting an electric kettle in there and having it boil water intermittently. Or if you really want to go nuts, buy an immersion circulator and have a container run at a constant temp.

@Aqua Man is definitely on the right track with steam, imo

 

[PipeCarver]

Next winter try putting an electric kettle in there and having it boil water intermittently. Or if you really want to go nuts, buy an immersion circulator and have a container run at a constant temp.

@Aqua Man is definitely on the right track with steam, imo

I have plans for a swamp cooler, I've picked up the fans, I have the pipe, I need fittings a bucket with lid a pump & the insulation but now that everything is shut down its on hold.