How to Clean + Descale Humidifier | Vinegar Only | Vicks Cool Mist Humidifier
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- čas přidán 21. 02. 2020
- How to Clean and Descale a Humidifier using vinegar. Humidifiers are easy to clean with this quick step-by-step clean and descaling.
Products Used:
Vinegar
Toothbrush
Humidifiers should be descaled at least once a week. It takes about 20-30 minutes to descale and disinfect properly. Please read and follow your humidifier's cleaning instructions. This is just how I personally clean mine. - Jak na to + styl
In just about 2 minutes, I got all the valuable & important information I need to descale my humidifier. The written message for the important points is very helpful as well. You made it less boring and made the task looks less tedious. Thank you for such a concise and informative video. Great job!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for taking the time to leave such a thoughtful comment.
Very detailed and informative "how to video!" Exactly what i needed.......Super Helpful! Thanks
thank you so muchhh literally exactly what i was looking for !
thank you! I have this exact one and starting to get scaling where your scaling is. Definitely using this video to clean it!
Glad it helped!
Thxs for sharing your tips on how to maintain and descale...... the Vicks mini humidifier .Mine was sooooooo Bad!!! Thought I would have to buy a new one! Luckily, came across your tutorial . Now it's looks brand new........I'm a happy camper!!
Simple, to the point. Thank you!!! 😄
You're welcome! They are so easy to clean with this method!
Thank you!! This was really helpful!
Thanks! I mixed some vinegar and water but I ran it for 10mins in the garage
Ours has been emitting an odd smell and I assume it’s from the yellow stains so thank you for this video!
Does the mist nozzle on top come off so you can clean it? I saw where they do this on other similar models.
A bottle brush works really well for that hollow cylinder in the middle part
And thank you for making this video it was very helpful
thank you
You're welcome
I have this model. Q: The vinegar goes into the reservoir when you place the tank on the base as you let it sit for 20 minutes. No need to pour vinegar into the reservoir, is there? Q: Why do you have to let it dry?
How do you clean the tube inside. Mine has scale deposits in it too
So you don’t have to use bleach?
I think is perfectly fine to use bleach OR vinegar. I've never been super comfortable using bleach, so I use vinegar. I feel like there is more room for error...if that makes sense.
None of these tips have worked for me. I am finding that the only way is to find a tank with a access point large enough for my hand to get in to the water chamber and then scrub with vinegar, baking soda or lemon. If not, it's not really getting clean and you are breathing in moldy and unclean mist.
Sorry to hear that! Did you try the paper towel trick or maybe one of those tiny scrub brushes for bottles? That might work!