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DIY Homemade Humidifier Guide

This document provides instructions for making a homemade humidifier using materials such as a tupperware, a small fan, and duct tape. Holes are made in the lid to place the fan pointing inward and the tupper is filled with water below the level of the fan. Another option is to use a 2-liter bottle with holes to insert an aquarium compressor and tubes that allow the entry and exit of air while the water evaporates, increasing the h

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DIY Homemade Humidifier Guide

This document provides instructions for making a homemade humidifier using materials such as a tupperware, a small fan, and duct tape. Holes are made in the lid to place the fan pointing inward and the tupper is filled with water below the level of the fan. Another option is to use a 2-liter bottle with holes to insert an aquarium compressor and tubes that allow the entry and exit of air while the water evaporates, increasing the h

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-How to make a Homemade Humidifier


Learn how to make or manufacture your ownhomemade humidifierfor yougrow cabinetit can be very easy, you
we propose the following,

1-Materials: Tupperware (or whatever) with a lid of the size


desired, small fan, a knife or blade, insulating tape.

2-Create a hole on one side of the lid the size of the fan.

I advise you to mark it with a pencil.

3-Make a hole on the other side of


the lid.

4-Place the fan facing towards


inside the tupper.

5-Seal the 'small leaks' with duct tape.

6-Fill the container with water without reaching the height of the fan. Place the lid on and DONE.. This type of dehumidifier
it is not suitable for very large spaces.

KEEP IN MIND THAT WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR IS THE WORK OF THE DEHUMIDIFIER, WE DO NOT NEED A
A very nice device or humidifier.
2.-How to Make a Homemade Humidifier
I don't know if someone has posted this before, but here goes my homemade humidifier that's easy to make, saves space, and we can
avoid spilling water by kicking the containers we have around, because water and electricity... bad news .

Materials that we are going to use:


1 bottle of 2 liters.
-1 aquarium compressor of 2.5w (€12).
-1 macaroon for the compressor (I have used 1 m for €0.90).
electrical tape

Step 1 - We take the bottle and make a hole where we will insert the macaroni for the air intake and another in the cap.
For the output, in the case of my compressor, it has space for 2 output hoses.

Step 2–we put in the macaroni that trap the air with the intention that they remain below the water level, thus,
continuously take in air, the water eventually evaporates. The macaroni of the stopper should not be below the level of
water, so it can expel the evaporated water.

Keep in mind that when you fill the bottle, the macaroni at the entrance of the air can release water, when we have the
nivel del agua en su sitio, nos bastará con soplar para que coja aire y no siga saliendo, en mi caso he marcado hasta
where to fill the bottle so that the water doesn't spill out through the holes, ideally, you should make the holes with heat, this way it
we give the exact thickness of the macaroni and avoid having losses there (as has happened to me) ).

For now, it has increased by about 8% to 10% in humidity, I suppose by having more thickness or putting in another pipe.
more output could increase humidity a little more, it will all be a matter of trying it.

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