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Frequently Asked Questions

Using tap water is fine; however "hard" water or water with high levels of minerals-especially calcium, may lead to calcium scale and "white dust." If you begin to notice this; that is a function of water hardness and it would best to either filter your water by reverse osmosis (RO) or soften the water. Many times, RO water is easier to product than softened water.

Yes, you should clean your humidifier every 30 days. Pay particular attention to the Atomizing Screen, Fan Blade, Pump Cone, Spinning Discs (Both of them) and the Reservoir Pan. Clean these gently to avoid damaging the parts.

Our BioCubes were especially developed for our foggers and they can help keep the fogger clean clean and make the job of cleaning easier. Also check for calcium buildup and use a calcium dissolving agent to remove any scale. Finally, if the unit is not going to be used for a few days or longer, drain the water out of the unit.

To adjust the humidity level, you can use of of our optional humidistats. Simply set the desired humidity level, and the humidifier will automatically maintain it. There is no output adjustment on the foggers themselves.

If you notice dry air, static electricity, or issues with paper curling, ink, fruits/vegetables drying, wood warping, or other production problems, you may benefit from a humidifier.

The Minifogger and Hydrofogger connect to your water supply using 1/4" tubing. They fill automatically, so there is no manual filling of the humidifiers. If you can connect water to a refrigerator, you can install a Hydrofogger or Minifogger!

Since both the Hydrofogger and Minifogger automatically fill and maintain the correct water level; it's not necessary to change the water every day in your fogger. However, if the fogger will not be used for more than a couple of days, you should drain the fogger completely.

Both the Hydrofogger and the Minifogger emit about 62 decibels of sound, which is similar to a conversation.

The Hydrofogger is a bigger, heavier duty humidifier than the Minifogger. The Hydrofogger has an output of 1.05 gallons of water per hour. The Minifogger is a smaller unit, it is not considered heavy duty, and it's output is 0.4 gallons of water per hour.

We sell 3 humidistats. Most likely, one of the 3 we sell will fit your need:

1. Analog Humidistat. This is our most commonly purchased humidistat. It is very reliable and is suitable for many applications. It is mechanical in its operation; meaning there are no electronics to fail as the humidity level gets high.

2. Digital Humidistat. Also a very commonly purchased humidistat. This is for customers who prefer a digital reading of the setpoint as opposed to an analog dial.

3. 315HH Digital Humidistat. This is for the customer who needs very accurate humidity control. Highly accurate humidistat for precise commercial applications. Has an optional remote sensor with a 100 foot cable.

The Hydrofogger and the Minifogger are both fed water by a 1/4" water line. We include the line in our water connector kits as well as in our Hydrofogger Special Purchase Starter Kit. These are the 3 different types of water connectors we offer:

1. Saddle Valve Kit. Our most commonly purchased kit. It is includes a piercing saddle valve that connects to an existing water line.

2. Gravity Feed Water Kit. This kit is for those who do not have a water line available and instead use an elevated reservoir of water to feed the fogger.

3. Garden Hose Water Kit. This kit is for those who want to connect directly to a 3/4" garden hose or spigot or sink faucet. Commonly used in industrial or agricultural environments.

You can feel the moisture in the air or check the humidity level with a hygrometer.

Open the water tank, fill it with water, and close it before turning on the device.

Yes, most humidifiers are safe to use overnight, but check the manufacturer's instructions.

Cool mist humidifiers release cool water vapor, while warm mist humidifiers produce warm steam.

Choose a humidifier based on the room size. Small humidifiers are good for small rooms, while larger ones are needed for big spaces.

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