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How To Extend the Life of Your Humidier
Mineral buildup on the humidier’s heating element is harmful to the unit.
Therefore, routine maintenance is vital to the effectiveness and longevity of
your humidier.
The normal service interval will vary from one-to-three months (i.e., one or
two cleanings during a typical humidication season, plus a thorough clean-
ing at the end of the season). The hardness of your water, your humidistat
setting, weather conditions, home construction and the number of occupants
in the home all affect the amount of time between cleanings. Due to the
complexity of your White-Rodgers ComfortPlus Steam Humidier, we
strongly recommend that you make arrangements with your preferred
HVAC or plumbing contractor to clean and service the unit at regular
intervals.
NOTE: Some HSP2000 and HSP2600 models are equipped with a White-
Rodgers Programmable Automatic Flushing Timer (see below), which can
reduce maintenance signicantly. Nevertheless, it is wise to check the
humidier for mineral buildup every two months or so during the humidication
season, and to contact an HVAC dealer if necessary.
CAUTIONS: Do not leave water in the humidier over the warm-
weather months.
If the home is left unattended for an extended period of time (e.g., when
you go on vacation), turn the humidistat and the water supply to the
humidier off.
Keep Your Humidier Running Cleanly and Efciently
...with a Programmable Flushing Timer
from White-Rodgers
The Automatic Flushing Timer...
Provides ow-thru technology for steam- and reser-
voir-type humidiers
Automatically ushes the humidier water pan with
fresh, clean water every two hours
Reduces or eliminates servicing during the humidi-
cation season
Reduces water usage by up to 98 percent when
compared to conventional ow-thru humidiers
Installs quickly and easily
Adapts to most makes and models of steam- and reservoir-type humidiers
FAQs About IAQ
(Frequently Asked Questions About Indoor Air Quality)
Why do I need a humidier?
More and more homeowners are realizing that, during the winter months,
they live in a “sick house”. Family members suffer from dry, itchy skin,
parched throats and annoying coughs. Furniture creaks, oors moan, the
piano slips out of tune and static electricity zaps the cat. In general, every-
one feels miserable because they’re living in an environment that can be
drier than the Sahara Desert!
Proper home humidication reduces static electricity, revitalizes dry skin
and soothes scratchy throats. It adds moisture to dry, cracked furniture
and wilting houseplants. It protects valuable artwork, antiques and musical
instruments. It even saves money on winter heating bills. That’s because
properly humidied air feels warmer, allowing you to turn your thermostat
down a few degrees.
Why should I lower my humidistat setting when the outside tempera-
ture drops?
This practice may seem illogical at rst. After all, you increase the tempera-
ture on your thermostat as the weather becomes colder. Why not do the
same with your humidistat?
The answer is that the relative humidity (RH) must be reduced in extremely
cold weather to prevent condensation on windows and interior surfaces.
Otherwise, the excess moisture will eventually damage your home.
RH refers to the percentage of water vapor in the air at a specic tempera-
ture. Because air expands when heated, the relative humidity decreases
unless moisture is added. Conversely, air that is cooled contracts, causing
relative humidity to increase until it reaches dew point—the temperature at
which the air becomes saturated and water condenses (just as it does on a
glass of ice water on a warm, humid day).
For recommended humidistat settings, refer to the humidistat instructions
contained in your humidier carton.
I just installed a White-Rodgers humidier in my house. Why don’t I
feel any difference?
The period of adjustment can take up to three weeks—the time needed for
your furniture, woodwork, oor coverings, plaster and houseplants to absorb
their natural levels of moisture.
Should I run my humidier during the summer months?
Because, in most areas of the country, summer air is naturally more humid, it
is not necessary to humidify your home until colder, drier weather sets in.
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