Interesting air cleaner that uses a fan to throw out a curtain of fine droplets of water to theoretically trap dust in the bowl.
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water diffusion pump
im guessing a squirt of frebreeze in the water and the whole living quarters will smell nice. and you now how the back of a floor fan,the grill gets dirty, this probably removes that nastiness from the air… also i seen the metal aerosols they are spraying for weather modifications from the planes, im guessing this will remove that gunk too. and its Quite a lot I've seen a woman that cleaned off her glass patio table out in her yard and after 2 days outside she scraped it with a razor blade to get the fine mist gunk off of it and she got 3 or 4 grams of magnetic micro particles that she picked up off The table from only 2 days outside…im going to build a large "one of these" that pumps air down through water and exhausts the air into the home, and just change the water-which is the filter👍
I think I'm missing something. I thought the air was pushed through the mist/droplets/whatever. But it's above at least most of the droplets (from under fan/flat disk part). If the air was forced through the mist, I could see it being a lot better at dust collection.
When I was very young, (1950s), my mom had a vacuum (cast iron!) that you put water in the bottom and the air was forced around a sharp bend and the dust/dirt couldn't make the turn so go caught by the water at the bottom. Worked excellently, but I'm sure it was a bear to move around with it being cast iron (really!) and filled with a quart or two(?) of water. (an no wheels that I recall).
Hmm, so we've got a mains fan and live connections to LED's a few centimetres above a bowl of soapy, dirty (i.e. highly conductive) water that is being splashed about by the airflow from the fan. Ideal for placing in a kid's bedroom, where there's no chance of it getting knocked over. What could possibly go wrong?
I did like the vacuum that was water filtered.
What is the cost?
Somebody found out that air at the beach is ionized; wave action, UV, evaporation, and such…
So obviously; where there’s splishy-splashy there’s ions.
Very informative…
I bore holes right on top of the motor and it collects more dust now
does it really work?
I want one
Looks like a fantastic way of giving yourself a Legionella infection…
Like similar humidifiers it would eventually leave the white calcium film on anything around it. It would just take longer
It is, I guess, like the old Rainbow vacuum cleaners.
Curious if you could measure the amount of negative ions being generated from them water.