Updating Your Humidifier - In Pictures -

RGD. · 10-15-2008, 08:50 AM

Here is an example of using a tube. This is actually a worn out Drymistat tube. So another note on the Viper beads – they don’t wear out!

Now this same process will work for just about any humidifier that you can get apart. Here is just some el cheapo that came with something.

It actually had two lids – so that you can rotate it to get more of less humidity. But you can see the same ole floral foam in it.

Foam removed. Now this is important – I know it’s hard to see – but notice the white on the foam and the inside of the lid. Yep – that’s mold. This humidifier was not in a box – I just dug it out of a bag.

Cleaned out the base real good and filled her up with the beads. From here this assembly could be put back together and is ready to go.

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10-15-2008, 08:50 AM	#3
RGD. God Like Status Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Ron Location: Alexandria, Virginia Posts: 971 Trading: (1)	Re: Updating Your Humidifier - In Pictures - Here is an example of using a tube. This is actually a worn out Drymistat tube. So another note on the Viper beads – they don’t wear out! Now this same process will work for just about any humidifier that you can get apart. Here is just some el cheapo that came with something. It actually had two lids – so that you can rotate it to get more of less humidity. But you can see the same ole floral foam in it. Foam removed. Now this is important – I know it’s hard to see – but notice the white on the foam and the inside of the lid. Yep – that’s mold. This humidifier was not in a box – I just dug it out of a bag. Cleaned out the base real good and filled her up with the beads. From here this assembly could be put back together and is ready to go. Continued in nest post: