I'm not even sure if this is the right forum for this question ... but since I need water for the humidifier ... oh well.
I have two forced air furnaces in my house. My HVAC contractor installed a Honeywell HE440A steam humidifier on the furnace that goes to my bedrooms.
I am not happy.
The HE440A is rated for 1900 square feet. My house is 4000 square feet. Amazingly, the HE440A seems to be able to humidify the entire house to at least 40%.
But, oh my, the cost! At least $200/month in electricity. Plu gobs of water plus expensive filters. I really don't want to run this thing if I don't have to.
So I'm thinking about a new humidifier. I'm thinking about the Desert Springs Disk Humidifier.
(http://www.desertspringproducts.com/)
(http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=185806-40586-DS2001C&lpage=none)
Anyone know anything about it? Anyone have a recommendation for a better (more cost efficient) humidifier?
I have two forced air furnaces in my house. My HVAC contractor installed a Honeywell HE440A steam humidifier on the furnace that goes to my bedrooms.
I am not happy.
The HE440A is rated for 1900 square feet. My house is 4000 square feet. Amazingly, the HE440A seems to be able to humidify the entire house to at least 40%.
But, oh my, the cost! At least $200/month in electricity. Plu gobs of water plus expensive filters. I really don't want to run this thing if I don't have to.
So I'm thinking about a new humidifier. I'm thinking about the Desert Springs Disk Humidifier.
(http://www.desertspringproducts.com/)
(http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=185806-40586-DS2001C&lpage=none)
Anyone know anything about it? Anyone have a recommendation for a better (more cost efficient) humidifier?