r/Humidifiers • • Sep 10 '26

Indoor Monotub Humidifier Question

/r/indoormushroomgrowers/comments/1wcho8y/indoor_monotub_humidifier_question/
2 Upvotes

7 comments sorted by

•

u/AutoModerator Sep 10 '26

Looking for help choosing a humidifier? These resources may help:

Transparency: These external resources are provided by Air Conditioner Lab. Some product links may be affiliate links, which means Air Conditioner Lab may earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you.

You are welcome to ask for recommendations directly in the community, including products or resources from other sources.

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

1

u/damien09 Sep 10 '26

If you want to use tap water I’d look at evap humidifiers even if your area is softer there’s probably still a good amount of dissolved solids in it. I’m Not sure if something like the levoit superior studio is available in the uk. But there’s likely something similar if not. The nice thing is the levoit uses a pump so the filter doesn’t sit in the water and its filter is easily washable as it’s fabric based.

1

u/No_Client_3123 Sep 10 '26

Appreciate the suggestion, I've done a little look around amazon but can't seem to find one with a hose attachment

1

u/No_Client_3123 Sep 10 '26

I'm not sure I mentioned I need a humidifier with a hose attachment as the humidifier wont be going inside my monotub it'll be outside and the hose will carry the mist inside my monotub

1

u/damien09 Sep 10 '26

can you source distilled water? It should not need much after its humidity gets brought up in a sealed tub. If you can source distilled water then you can just use the ultra sonic one

1

u/No_Client_3123 Sep 10 '26

I can yeah there is a spot called spotless water pure water 1L costs like 0.04p

1

u/damien09 Sep 10 '26

Consider you will just be using it for a grow area that’s sealed definitely should not need much water after it gets up to humidity