Can these be used with the Crane novelty 1-gallon humidifiers? Mine is the Hello Kitty. Cleaning it is a chore.
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the unit is ~3" long and I used it in a Holmes 1-gallon humidifier by laying it in the water. it has a sort of tail which holds it in place in the designed unit but you might be able to cut that off and have a 1 1/2" ball
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I don't know about the Crane brand. Even using the Protec in my Vicks humidifier and changing it the first of every month, it is filthy and takes a lot of cleaning with Q-tips. Might want to get some long Q-tips. I have soft water so if your water is hard, it might get even filthier. Judith
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I have this model and it works well. Changing the media pad is much easier than with the drum type and there is no motor to fail. All humidifiers will require periodic cleaning, more or less frequently depending on the mineral content of your water supply. In my case, I change the inexpensive pad once a season by replacing it with a new one. This size should be adequate for your size home, provided it is reasonably well insulated.
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I have the Hello Kitty model and the same thing happened. For some reason the fan gets misaligned even though I have it on a flat surface and it hardly moves. I called Crane and if you are under warranty they will replace it. I think it may be a flaw in most of their humidifiers, I have gone through 3 of them already due to the same problem every time.
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Yes. Amazon has them and the manufacture's website: Homedics.http://www.homedics.com/replacement-filter-for-personal-ultrasonic-humidifier.html/?utm_source=GoogleBase&kpid;=HUM-CM10WC6&gclid=CLWOuZ2PzcECFek7Mgodg1YAYQ
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I bought mine from Amazon. Just type in uhe-oc1 and the humidifier will come up but also the filters. They are little oval blue things. I bought mine last year and had different filters that are round, can't find those so I'm now using the blue ones. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure what the difference is between an 'A' and 'B'. Most likely, these are all universal as they just complete a connection between two low-voltage wires. If you only have two wires in your current humidistat, I'm sure this should work.
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any of the above... I have a atomizer humidifier. You can even mix this will oil and use as a spritzer.
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It is made for a filter. I went filter-less and use a Crane now. The filter just got to hard and had too much mold. Hope this helps. Also Vicks used to have this great straight filter that fit where it was supposed to but I think this uses a round one that didn't fit well at all. I am much happier with the Crane - I do pay for distilled water to make keeping the humidifier clean easier. At 75 cents a gallon it's costly but I hated dealing with filters.
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I can't help, I don't have a pro care replacement humidifier. My replacement wicks don't have a plastic wick. Good luck.
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I would suggest not. Use a oil burner specifically for that and just use water in humidifier.
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No, can't be used in any ultrasonic humidifier, only evaporative type or those with a filter.
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I used these as replacements: Enviracaire Humidifier Replacement Mineral Absorption pads (6 Pack) worked fine...http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0056CEAFS/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?psc=1&redirect;=true&ref;_=wms_ohs_product
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I don't know if this will help. But, water would condensate in the handle part of the humidifier. This happen twice. I gave it a good cleaning and have not experience any other problems.
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I have not used it on humidifiers only on coffee makers and coffee cups. I would think that it should work though for lime or deposits in humidifiers.
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Yes, they are safe without filters, filters are not needed for that reason in ultrasonic humidifiers. Why you should be using filtered or distilled water anyway is because of the DEPOSITS that collect on the ultrasonic disk at the bottom (heart?) of the unit. When too much mineral deposit forms on the disk, it will stop working. That's also why you sometimes get a little brush with this type of humidifiers, but those are not very effective I've found: I have lost two units to this before I figured out the problem with the deposits. Now I use either boiled and cooled water, or filtered water. Knock on wood, that has kept it running for many winters!
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No, I will not work for the drop shaped humidifier. The filter for the drop shape is a Crane Hs-3161.