Questionable? The “Yoitas Cordless Humidifier” is surprisingly useful (;’∀’)

27 December 2022

Yoitas Cordless Humidifier

At our store, without a humidifier, the humidity drops below 20%.
When humidity gets that low, my eyes hurt and my skin gets irritated.

Since we’re a retail store, we use large units, the “Balmuda Rain” which I’ve been using, but…
it’s “huge” and “requires a power outlet” = “hard to find a place for it.” That’s the problem.

It looks pretty sketchy, but I found a cordless humidifier and tried it out, and it turned out to have surprisingly good performance.

It’s super simple.

The lid of the square bucket is like the humidifying device.

Let me be clear from the start: the included battery only lasts 3 hours max.

It has a built-in 4,000mAh lithium-ion battery.
The battery life is not great at all. With dual spray mode, it maxes out at about 3 hours.

But here’s the thing: why not just power it with a mobile battery?

You need at least 10,000mAh. With 20,000mAh, you can run it for over 12 hours.

I haven’t checked the exact times yet, so I’ll let you know later.

The structure is super simple.
It has a 2.5L capacity.

Don’t be surprised! 2.5L doesn’t run out in a single day even at our store.

Simplicity is best when it comes to humidifiers.
If you’ve used one before, you know that “limescale” and “mold” are likely to develop.
Basically, you need to maintain it regularly.

“Complex structures and large units” end up “requiring more effort,” so cleaning becomes a hassle and things go downhill.

Here’s what the humidifying device on the lid looks like.

It’s really simple. You just place it on top.

The replacement cores are easy to attach and detach.
These replacement cores are also sold on Amazon, so don’t worry.

The charging port is USB Type-C, so it’s a reliable standard (*´ω｀*)

The controls are very simple.
The left button is power and the right is the timer.

You can change modes by pressing the left button, but the modes aren’t anything special.
“Dual,” “right only,” “left only,” “alternating left and right”

The timer has straightforward settings: 1/5/10 hours.
I’m not sure it even lasts 10 hours though…

It looks sketchy, but I ended up buying another one.
I want to try using this for humidification this year.

A large-capacity humidifier that you can place anywhere is really convenient.