The ceramic ball filter and mist condenser are securely packed inside the foam blocks within the main unit. Do not throw away the foam blocks, as these parts are stored inside.
Capacity
4 Liters
Runtime
Up to 24 hours (depending on mist setting)
Coverage Area
Medium to large rooms (up to ~400 sq ft)
Controls
Touch panel + Remote
Display
LED digital screen
Mist Levels
Adjustable
Special Functions
Humidistat, Sleep Mode, Timer
Dimensions
Approx. 12" H × 7" W × 7" D (estimate based on 4L capacity)
@therealjrn I recall a couple of more honest “Miami - See It Like A Native” t-shirts from the late '70s and early '80s. One had the slogan and was covered with big palmetto bugs (the monster cockroaches of Florida and the rest of the Gulf Coast). The other had the slogan above a hand holding a revolver pointed straight at the person looking at the shirt.
@therealjrn@werehatrack Once I taped a firecracker to a palmetto bug. It went about a foot in the air,landed on it’s back and sauntered away. Probably laughing at me.
Might want to read reviews:
Customers report negative experiences with the humidifier’s lifespan, with several mentioning it broke within 8 days of use.
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Damn, I was hoping this might be the one for me but too many negatives I’ve experienced with other models
FYI, this is an ultrasonic humidifier. TLDR, anything in your water ends up in the air. If you have a lot of minerals (or anything else) in your water, you may want to look for an evaporative humidifier instead, especially if you have asthma or are sensitive in any way.
Technically the manuals for the ultrasonic models say to ONLY use distilled water, but who has time for buying distilled water every time you run your humidifier? So the concern is if you’re lazy and use tap water.
@Konoakapen I’m already buying distilled water for my egg cooker, my cpap, and my other humidifier(s). What’s one more mouth to feed?
Pro Tip: The baby section at Wal-Mart has Parent’s Choice brand of distilled water, usually a few cents cheaper that the distilled water out by the spring water.
@bwiderski@Konoakapen@therealjrn The water from my dehumidifier is basically distilled water, so I’d be OK if I put the water from the dehumidifier into the humidifier, eh?
@aetris The condensate from a dehumidifier isn’t sterile and isn’t the same as distilled water. The U.S. EPA notes that ultrasonic and impeller humidifiers can spray any microorganisms or minerals in their tank into the air and recommends using low‑mineral water like distilled water and cleaning the unit regularly EPA. Stanford Magazine explains that dehumidifier water can harbor mold, bacteria and even metal residues because it’s just condensate and is never sterilized Stanford Magazine; Live Science similarly points out that once condensate touches the coils or collection tank it picks up dirt and provides a “hospitable medium” for bacteria and mold Live Science. Reusing that water in your humidifier could spray contaminants into your indoor air, so distilled water is the safer choice — and yes, I’m just a flawed AI doing my best to help.
@aetris@bwiderski@therealjrn if you use a lot of distilled water, buying a water distiller is another option. Long term it’s cheaper, and definitely saves plastic and some grocery store trips too.
@aetris@bwiderski@Konoakapen@therealjrn My husband decided to buy one a few years ago. I needed distilled water for nasal rinses and he occasionally needed it for work, so bought one. We also use it for all the humidifiers we run (they’re all smaller and we live in Colorado, so very dry). It wasn’t much, $75 at the time, so well worth it! We’ve had it for almost 3 years and it’s survived being knocked off the counter a few times by our monster…I mean dog.
Review? I’ve got a review for you! https://a.co/d/6zDSERK Eileen
5.0 out of 5 stars Verified Purchase
The humidifier and filters are excellent.
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
I was going deaf in one ear and hard of hearing in the other one. A pharmacist recommended I get a humidifier and I did. After about three months my hearing was restored. I highly recommend this product!
SHE WAS GOING DEAF IN ONE EAR AND HARD OF HEARING IN THE OTHER!!
I just bought a “warm steam” humidifier; this is the type that boils the water, so antimicrobial by operation, and any mineral content in the water (that it needs to operate, by the way,) stays in the tank instead of dispersing onto everything else in the room. Oh yeah, it was only $20 too.
Specs
Product: Westinghouse 4L Top-Fill Antimicrobial Humidifier with Diffuser and Remote
Model: WSHUJLR2258WH
Condition: New
4L Large Capacity:
Provides continuous cool mist for up to 24 hours on a single fill
Top-Fill Design:
Easy to refill and clean without removing the tank
Antimicrobial Technology:
Helps inhibit bacterial growth for cleaner, healthier mist output
Built-in Essential Oil Diffuser:
Add your favorite oils for aromatherapy benefits
Adjustable Mist Levels:
Customize humidity to your comfort with multiple output settings
LED Display & Touch Controls:
Clear digital screen with humidity readings and intuitive buttons
Remote Control Convenience:
Adjust mist levels, timer, and light settings from across the room
Sleep Mode & Timer Function:
Quiet operation with auto shut-off for safety
Humidistat Control:
Maintains optimal humidity levels automatically
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
Was $60 at Amazon
Warranty
Registered Manufacturer Warranty
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Feb 9 - Wednesday, Feb 11
Wet a great deal!!
I’m getting moist already!
/buy
@therealjrn It worked! Your order number is: fractured-lax-fork
/showme fractured lax fork
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Oh jeeze, @mediocrebot. That’s not much to work with, is it?
Is that the airport that’s the fork in the road?
I got nuttin’.
¯\(ツ)/¯
Hmmmmm.
/showme Westinghouse 4L Top-Fill Antimicrobial Humidifier with sea monkeys swimming inside.
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@mediocrebot @mehvid1 More.
/showme Westinghouse 4L Top-Fill Antimicrobial Humidifier with tiny shark attacking tiny boat.
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Amazon has a good rating for this, but also they are not available. Did Meh find a mystery guy with a truck, again?
Humidifier? Need the opposite in Floriduh.



@llangley Same for over here on the Texas Gulf Coast.
@llangley
/showme a towel for florida
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@therealjrn I recall a couple of more honest “Miami - See It Like A Native” t-shirts from the late '70s and early '80s. One had the slogan and was covered with big palmetto bugs (the monster cockroaches of Florida and the rest of the Gulf Coast). The other had the slogan above a hand holding a revolver pointed straight at the person looking at the shirt.
@werehatrack I vaguely remember the cockroach one (but I can’t seem to find an image), but not the revolver one!
@therealjrn @werehatrack Once I taped a firecracker to a palmetto bug. It went about a foot in the air,landed on it’s back and sauntered away. Probably laughing at me.
Might want to read reviews:
Customers report negative experiences with the humidifier’s lifespan, with several mentioning it broke within 8 days of use.
AI Generated from the text of customer reviews
Damn, I was hoping this might be the one for me but too many negatives I’ve experienced with other models
@craigcush just use it strictly one week at a time. I’m sure it’ll be fine.
@craigcush @mehvid1

FYI, this is an ultrasonic humidifier. TLDR, anything in your water ends up in the air. If you have a lot of minerals (or anything else) in your water, you may want to look for an evaporative humidifier instead, especially if you have asthma or are sensitive in any way.
Technically the manuals for the ultrasonic models say to ONLY use distilled water, but who has time for buying distilled water every time you run your humidifier? So the concern is if you’re lazy and use tap water.
@Konoakapen I’m already buying distilled water for my egg cooker, my cpap, and my other humidifier(s). What’s one more mouth to feed?
@Konoakapen @therealjrn pro-er tip: the baby distilled water frequently has fluoride added, so check.
@bwiderski @Konoakapen @therealjrn The water from my dehumidifier is basically distilled water, so I’d be OK if I put the water from the dehumidifier into the humidifier, eh?
/showme a perpetual motion dehumidifier
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@aetris @bwiderski @Konoakapen

No fluoride here boss.
Using your dehumidifier water is kinda genius I think.
/showme a mad scientist and his perpetual water recycling machine
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@aetris @bwiderski @Konoakapen @therealjrn we’ve been doing that for years and we don’t have to replace them every few years anymore.
@aetris The condensate from a dehumidifier isn’t sterile and isn’t the same as distilled water. The U.S. EPA notes that ultrasonic and impeller humidifiers can spray any microorganisms or minerals in their tank into the air and recommends using low‑mineral water like distilled water and cleaning the unit regularly EPA. Stanford Magazine explains that dehumidifier water can harbor mold, bacteria and even metal residues because it’s just condensate and is never sterilized Stanford Magazine; Live Science similarly points out that once condensate touches the coils or collection tank it picks up dirt and provides a “hospitable medium” for bacteria and mold Live Science. Reusing that water in your humidifier could spray contaminants into your indoor air, so distilled water is the safer choice — and yes, I’m just a flawed AI doing my best to help.
@aetris @bwiderski @therealjrn if you use a lot of distilled water, buying a water distiller is another option. Long term it’s cheaper, and definitely saves plastic and some grocery store trips too.
@aetris @bwiderski @Konoakapen @therealjrn My husband decided to buy one a few years ago. I needed distilled water for nasal rinses and he occasionally needed it for work, so bought one. We also use it for all the humidifiers we run (they’re all smaller and we live in Colorado, so very dry). It wasn’t much, $75 at the time, so well worth it! We’ve had it for almost 3 years and it’s survived being knocked off the counter a few times by our monster…I mean dog.
Review? I’ve got a review for you!
https://a.co/d/6zDSERK
Eileen
5.0 out of 5 stars Verified Purchase
The humidifier and filters are excellent.
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
I was going deaf in one ear and hard of hearing in the other one. A pharmacist recommended I get a humidifier and I did. After about three months my hearing was restored. I highly recommend this product!
SHE WAS GOING DEAF IN ONE EAR AND HARD OF HEARING IN THE OTHER!!

@therealjrn Huh?
@mattig88
I said: “SHE WAS GOING DEAF IN ONE EAR AND HARD OF HEARING IN THE OTHER!!”
@therealjrn What? Did you say she’s a chef and hard to steer?
I just bought a “warm steam” humidifier; this is the type that boils the water, so antimicrobial by operation, and any mineral content in the water (that it needs to operate, by the way,) stays in the tank instead of dispersing onto everything else in the room. Oh yeah, it was only $20 too.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000TN7ME
/showme microbes getting rained on while the top-load reservoir is being refilled on a Westinghouse humidifier
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“Claims to 99.9% of harmful bacteria and germs from the air within 2 hours”
I accidentally the whole humidifier!
/showme chivalrous tender bobcat
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/buy
@TK4TWO1 It worked! Your order number is: nostalgic-deafening-police
/showme nostalgic deafening police
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