<![CDATA[[MobileRatty] tag: humydo]]> http://mobileratty.com/tag/humydo Wed, 09 Apr 2008 14:00:31 +0000 iRatty Engine http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss <![CDATA[An Uber-Stylish Passive Humidifier]]> http://mobileratty.com/article/8f67c63a30cebef626170e28cc45cba8 http://mobileratty.com/article/8f67c63a30cebef626170e28cc45cba8 Humydo
Two years ago I decided that I would endure the dryness of winter no longer. I purchased a humidifier and I never looked back. I don’t use it everyday, rather, I make use of it on the driest days. The trouble is that my little Toshiba unit is too effective. It falls slightly short of turning my bedroom into a steam room as it vaporizes 900 ml of water in a space of six hours. The result is condensation dripping from the windows, which on the coldest days can freeze. The condensation, if not dried, drips onto the tatami mats of my floor where it will go onto form mold; lovely.

It is all of this that got me interested n the Humydo. The Humydo, you see, is a humidifier with a difference. It won’t launch volumes of steam into the air. It works slowly and in fact, passively. You don’t need to plug in the Humydo, all you do is place it next to a heat source, top up the water and let it do its work - and it looks good doing it. Stylish is not a way that many humidifiers would be described. They tend to be quite ugly. The Humydo, on the other hand, will blend nicely with the average modern house or apartment.

Price: $81.26, which some might consider a tad expensive for a chunk of stainless steel, but it looks good and presumably works.

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Humidifiers aren't the sexiest gadgets in the world. For the most part they're pretty utilitarian, just doing their jobs and not making much effort to look pretty in the process. That's not the case with the Humydo Humidifier.

This sexy little apparatus does what it's supposed to do: namely, turn water into steam and add some moisture to the air. But it does so while looking classy and modern. It also doesn't need to be plugged in. Just keep it near a heat source and it'll do its job without requiring any electricity. You can't go wrong with that.

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