#Humidifier Review

[todays-xkcd]

They should add a little sticker that certifies that the humidifier supports water conservation, but in the sense of energy conservation or momentum conservation.

Humidifier Review [Explained]

Transcript Under the Cut

[A product review appears within a panel. At the top left is a small drawing of a humidifier within a rectangle. To the right of that rectangle, the following text appears:] HydroPro Humidifier [A line of illegible text appears below the product name, followed by a shorter line of illegible text within a rectangle.]

Reviews [A horizontal line separates the above from a small close-up drawing of Hairy in a circle, with two lines of illegible text to his right.] [(3/5 stars)] Good but inefficient It keeps the humidity at 45% pretty well. I'd give it 5 stars if it didn't use so much water.

[Caption below the panel:] My favorite reviews are the ones that penalize products for not violating the laws of physics.

[gadgetgeniusinsights]

LEVOIT Top Fill Humidifier

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[karlykar]

Humidifier Terbaik, Murah dan Bagus, Tercangih dan ada Remotenya ! Unbox...

Pembelian TERMURAH : Shopee : https://shope.ee/1foNMRwZF7 Tokopedia : https://tokopedia.link/BmWYBfzJJCb

Harga murah fitur berlimpah ? LUNA Aroma Diffuser adalah jawabannya ! Humidifier ini hanya dibanderol dengan harga 80k, tetapi punya segudang fitur seperti Timer, LED yg bisa berubah warna dan rgb, kapasitas air 500ml, dan juga ada remote nya yang sangat membantu dan berguna. Saya sangat merekomendasi humidifier ini karena di harga 80k, produk ini tidak memiliki kompetitor yang lebih murah lagi, bahkan dari pantauan kami humidifier ini cukup layak dibanderol dengan harga 100k, tapi hanya dijual 80k

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[jungjungan]

Humidifier Terbaik, Murah dan Bagus, Tercangih dan ada Remotenya ! Unbox...

Pembelian TERMURAH : Shopee : https://shope.ee/1foNMRwZF7 Tokopedia : https://tokopedia.link/BmWYBfzJJCb

Harga murah fitur berlimpah ? LUNA Aroma Diffuser adalah jawabannya ! Humidifier ini hanya dibanderol dengan harga 80k, tetapi punya segudang fitur seperti Timer, LED yg bisa berubah warna dan rgb, kapasitas air 500ml, dan juga ada remote nya yang sangat membantu dan berguna. Saya sangat merekomendasi humidifier ini karena di harga 80k, produk ini tidak memiliki kompetitor yang lebih murah lagi, bahkan dari pantauan kami humidifier ini cukup layak dibanderol dengan harga 100k, tapi hanya dijual 80k

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[joimood]

Humidifier Terbaik, Murah dan Bagus, Tercangih dan ada Remotenya ! Unbox...

Pembelian TERMURAH : Shopee : https://shope.ee/1foNMRwZF7 Tokopedia : https://tokopedia.link/BmWYBfzJJCb

Harga murah fitur berlimpah ? LUNA Aroma Diffuser adalah jawabannya ! Humidifier ini hanya dibanderol dengan harga 80k, tetapi punya segudang fitur seperti Timer, LED yg bisa berubah warna dan rgb, kapasitas air 500ml, dan juga ada remote nya yang sangat membantu dan berguna. Saya sangat merekomendasi humidifier ini karena di harga 80k, produk ini tidak memiliki kompetitor yang lebih murah lagi, bahkan dari pantauan kami humidifier ini cukup layak dibanderol dengan harga 100k, tapi hanya dijual 80k

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[missbossyreviews158]

Canopy 4-in-1 Humidifier Review

When you’re like me and have a toddler that stays sick off and on this is a must have for the room. It helps so much during those nights when he is sick or even if he decides to nap then too. It just makes breathing so much easier for him. The run time is 36 hours but I never let it run this long. Usually it’s just during sleep hours so no more than 10 hours. I sometimes cut it off way before…

[elvensilk]

reviewing both of these together because of how well they combine! layered together, they smell like a juicy pear, good weed, and a sexy armpit.

bat 2020 starts off with these tangy, high-up tropical fruits and then goes to more low-down calm smells like a drippy rock. there's also a note of wet animal, which i know is probably not a popular one but i like it, it's like how my cats smell if they sit near the humidifier

king cobra reminds me of a lot of different chinese medicine analgesics i've tried, i think it's the camphor. settles down into another kind of medicine...sour weed, one of my favourite 'bad' smells

[notwiselybuttoowell]

Introduced by Rep. Bruce Westerman (R-Ark.), and having passed in the House, it’s now being rushed through the Senate in an attempt to capitalize on the heightened fire concern surrounding the tragic LA fires. A vote is expected any day now.

The bill claims to “protect communities by expediting environmental analyses, reducing frivolous lawsuits, and increasing the pace and scale of forest restoration projects.” But if protecting communities were really the goal, this bill would pour resources into the only methods proven to do that: hardening homes and defending immediate space.

Most homes don’t catch fire directly from flames themselves, but from embers blown ahead of a fire. Simple measures like screening vents, covering gutters, and pruning vegetation directly around buildings dramatically improve their fire resilience. Thinning vegetation in the immediate surroundings, within 100 feet or so of the dwelling, can also help. These were among the recommendations of the Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management Commission. But rather than heed those recommendations by investing in boots on the ground to harden homes and educate communities, the bill diverts resources to backcountry logging.

The U.S. Forest Service has spent years making the argument that “mechanical treatment” of forests reduces wildfire. Independent research, however, comes to different conclusions, that thinning harms the forest and actually increases the very conditions that favor fire—heat, dryness, and wind. The reasons are fairly obvious. For instance, removing trees makes it harder for forests to slow wind, increasing the wind speeds of potential fires and thus the speed of spread. It also allows more sunlight to reach the forest floor, heating up the ground. Even more importantly, trees don’t just stand around soaking up sunlight, they also cool and hydrate their surroundings. It’s called transpiration, and can be understood as a kind of sweating, just like we do to keep cool in the sun. A single tree can have the cooling power of up to 10 air conditioners.

But that really is just the beginning. Those trees also help make rain. By sweating water vapor they not only cool the air, they deliver water vapor to the sky, feeding the formation of clouds. Even more remarkable, they seed that vapor with biochemicals such as terpenes (the forest scent) and other bits of biota that provide the grains for eventual rain drops to condense around. Forests make clouds. Those clouds then rain down, watering other forests, hydrating soil and vegetation, and increasing resilience to wildfire.

In other words, what the Fix our Forests Act calls dangerous fuels are also air conditioners and humidifiers, rain makers and rain catchers, as their needles gather and slow the falling of rain, allowing it to seep into the ground and make its way to aquifers, which will prove critical during the dry season. Of course, older, deeply rooted trees are best able to tap this water, but there are no protections for them in the Fix Our Forests Act.

[lazywitchling]

Review: The House Witch by Arin Murphy-Hiscock

3.5/10 - This could have been a zine. As it stands, I was not the target audience for this book.

Maybe I'm just being mean since I read this one directly after Queering Your Craft, but my goodness I don't think I was the target audience for this one. I am cis-adjacent girl-not-woman, single, living at home with my highly conservative christian parents, and keep my craft in the closet. This book is for a cis-woman who is probably married, runs a household, has a couple of children, and is the spiritual-head-of-household who teaches the kids to say their prayers to the abstract Divine every night before they turn on their essential oil humidifier for bedtime.

It sure would be lovely to live in the world that Arin does, where I could consult with the other family members about their particular Spiritual Beliefs (TM) and integrate those into an Altar in the kitchen where we all make our offerings and say our prayers to the household spirits, but that is not the world I live in. If I tried to start that conversation at home, I'd very quickly wind up with a very aggressive visit from the local pastor who spoke at a rally for 45. Thanks, Arin, but I'm... gonna skip the build-an-altar-in-your-kitchen-and-invite-your-family-to-participate step.

So here's the thing. (And I'm starting to notice that this is a pattern with a lot of the witch books I read...) I would probably have loved this book if it were more of a personal memoir than a How To Witch 101 guide. And I get the feeling that this was more of a problem with publishing than with the author. I mean I could practically feel Arin bursting at the book-seams to tell me about how she practices her witchcraft spirituality in her home, but instead she's stuck trying to write about Hearthcraft (TM) as if it's a universal thing, since that's what's easiest to sell. The whole book feels like it's formatted and marketed to be a Witchcraft 101 book, but it doesn't do it well at all. In fact, in the beginning of the book, Arin practically scolds the reader by saying 'this is a spiritual path, not a magic one, and if you want a magic one, go get a book about magic.' Like... Arin, honey, your book is called The House Witch. I thought I was reading a book about witchcraft.

Furthermore, it feels like this book is filled up with a whole lot of pillow fluff to fill in the gaps. Did we need a whole chapter of cauldron mythology that we never ended up tying into anything else in the book? Did we need that? It seems like there's a lot of stuff in this book that was just put in for a page count; something to make the book seem like it has the wide-appeal of a Witchcraft 101 book. But it just came across as... idk, not genuine.

I just keep coming back to how much I would have loved to hear about Arin's own personal practice that she's so clearly passionate about!

Hey, but also... this book was an organizational mess. Why was the cookie recipe in the chapter with the cauldron lore instead of in the recipe chapter? Why were the instructions on making a clay figure of a household spirit in the chapter with the imaginary altar instead of in with the chapter on household spirits, or the chapter on crafts? Why was there a section on ethics sandwiched in between a section about talking to a tree spirit and a section about talking to a blender spirit, instead of in with the cooking chapter when we actually referenced ethics?

-sigh-

Look, while there wasn't really anything in this book that made me go "Oh wow that's a great idea, I need to use that!" there were a few sections that made me say "Hey, that particular thing is not of use to me, but the idea behind it absolutely is, and I should look into that." Which, once again, comes back to how much I wish this book was a personal memoir. Finding the little nuggets of information that told me what Arin does and how and why were so much more useful than the vague-and-generic step-by-step instructions of... whatever the instructions were for.

BTW, I read through this whole book, and I still am not sure of the definition of "spiritual" nor of "hearth" that we were using. I never did figure out if "hearth" meant "fireplace" or "center of the home" or "kitchen" or what.

Ultimately I came out of the book more confused than I was going in. It's not the worst witch book I've read -- [waves to Skye Alexander] -- and I did get at least some things out of it that I can ponder on my own. But man... idk what that book was for. I'm tired. I'm going to bed.

[atlasphoebus]

TERESA MARGOLLES

Teresa Margolles’ exhibition, Muerte sin fin (2004) at Museum Für Moderne Kunst, uses the water used to wash human bodies in mortuaries in Mexico City as a material for her artworks. In a strange way like a necromancer, she takes this medium of anonymous fluid into forms that transcend the mortal plain. The bodies are of those who have died due to violence, drug use, unidentified bodies and traffic casualties, and their remains are part of a wider bureaucratic system that makes these people disappear from public consciousness.

The exhibition includes an installation of Margolles’ En el aire (2003) which features a main hall filled with bubbles made from this water mixed with soap. Referencing the Vanitas theme “homo bulla”, she commits the dead to flight, popping in the air as if they had never existed. Yet to pop on the audience’s clothes or skin is to make post life contact, being reconjured as glittering translucent spirits.

Another of her installation works is Aire (2003), similar to En el aire (2003) but where the water is put through a humidifier to fill the space with the particles of the deceased. Anyone entering the space is forced to become a part of the journey of these remains, breathing in the vapour of the anonymous dead, the living become the corporeal host and the remains become a body within a body.

In Margolles’ work, there is a constant questioning of the relationships between the living and the dead, memento mori and memento vivere. Viewers are reminded throughout that we are alive, and that death still touches us, that there is a post life but also a post death. The exhibition space becomes a place of mourning and grief for people otherwise unknown, a space of discomfort and unease, a place that is haunted by physical matter. I am interested in Margolles' work in regards to this working within the liminal states of physical death to relate to my ideas in my work and to feature in my Literary Review. These states of being where the individual themselves is deceased yet their remains linger in new forms of existence and purpose, essentially being placed within a physical state of flux, is a direct example of the liminality of death and death object. This relates to mourning jewellery, an object where their remains become an object that outlives their death and continues in the world of the living, and the works of Margolles follow the same state of liminality.

[churchyardgrim]

looking at humidifier reviews is honestly an enlightening experience. who knew there were so many people in the world stuck believing that mold growing in standing water is some kind of design flaw on the part of the vessel.

[nichenirvana]

Niche Site Teardown #3: housefresh.com

Niche Site Teardown #3: housefresh.com

Site: housefresh.com

Niche: Air Purifiers & Humidifiers

Note: Data such as traffic, backlinks, competitors, authority, keywords rankings etc are all ESTIMATES provided by 3rd party tools mostly UberSuggest.

Website Overview

Date Site Founded: 2013 (first registered but not built out until 2021)

Domain Authority: 53

Organic Monthly Traffic: 112,000 visitors p/m

Number of Keywords Ranking: 40,190

Number of Backlinks: 10,322

Number of Pages: 295

Top 5 Pages

6 Best Bathroom Dehumidifiers – 10,650 visitors p/m.

9 Best Air Purifiers for Cigarette Smoke – 4,961 visitors p/m.

Humidifier vs Air Purifier: What’s The Difference? – 2,683 visitors p/m.

6 Best Air Purifiers for VOCs – 2,529 visitors p/m.

6 Best Air Purifiers Made in the USA – 2,167 visitors p/m.

Monetization Methods:

Affiliate Marketing: Yes.

Display Ads: Yes. (Mediavine)

Digital Products: No.

Physical Products: No.

Subscriptions / Memberships: No.

Branding & Design

Built On: Wordpress.

Theme: Generatepress.

Unique or Generic Looking: Generic.

Well Branded: Yes.

Good Logo: Yes.

Trust & Authority

Real Person or Persona: Persona (I think – About page lists owner and staff but no full names or personal social profiles linked to so hard to be 100% sure)

Good About Page: It’s OK (Covers what the site does, why should trust them, how they test products etc)

Genuine Authority: Yes (A full topical authority covering all things humidifier, air purifiers, and filters)

Social Prescence: Yes . - Facebook: No. - Instagram: Yes. - Pinterest: Yes. - Youtube: Yes. - Tik Tok: No. - LinkedIn: No. - Twitter: Yes. - Discord: No.

Email List: No.

Competitors List

ohsospotless.com / Estimated Traffic = 95,532 visitors p/m / # of Backlinks: 40,789

airpurifierfirst.com / Estimated Traffic = 40,000 visitors p/m / # of Backlinks: 8,820

airfuji.com / Estimated Traffic = 4,819 visitors p/m / # of Backlinks: 5,078

My Thoughts on How To Improve Traffic:

Video Traffic: If they are really reviewing the products, and they do have unique images which suggests they own the products, I think they could do more with video to drive traffic. Adding full video reviews of the products on Youtube and Tik Tok could be more revenue.

Social Traffic: Despite having a social media presence they have very little following and haven’t posted much social content – if this was something they focused on it could become a bigger traffic driver.

Build an Email List: Although sites built around specific product types can be difficult to build an email list there are options such as a lead magnet advising on the best ways to clear the air in your house or the best device for specific type of air issues.

My Thoughts on How To Improve Revenue:

Avoid Distracting The Reader: The top of some of their “best X” affiliate reviews have highlighted boxes that randomly link out to other websites (I believe in the thought that linking out to authority sites is a good signal to Google, which is true) but this is likely to send people away from the affiliate content and lose sales, so put those links at the bottom of the page or within the content.

Call To Action Buttons: There’s no buttons with call to actions in the “top 3” product review comparison tables on their affiliate content, just text links, big, colourful buttons, would generate more attention and clicks.

Showcase The Personal Experience: Though they seemingly have unique images of the products and even videos on Youtube showcasing the products their written reviews and affiliate content don’t really highlight that personal experience of using the product, it still reads like a very generic review written by someone who hasn’t actually used it (even though I believe they may have owned and used the products).

Don’t Display Prices: They are displaying prices directly in reviews and comparison affiliate posts which I would discourage because one big reason people will click your affiliate buttons is to check the price on the retailer.

Avoid Listing The Retailer: On their call to action buttons they often use terms like “Buy on Amazon” which although I’ve never tested it specifically I believe could cause a reduction in clicks because people may think “OK, I’ll check it on Amazon later” or open Amazon direcrly without clicking your links or buttons.

Biggest Takeaways To Apply To Your Own Site

Product Sites Still Work: Going all in one specific product type (in this case devices that clean the air of your house) and covering every piece of information, reviewing every product, and comparing all the different models can give you high topical authority and extremely high traffic (an estimated 100,000+ visitors p/m in this case).

Using the Products Builds Trust: If you can buy the products and take original photos and videos to add into your content then do it – this shows much more trust because people can see you have actually used them rather than regurgitating the Amazon listing information.

Always Use Call to Action BUTTONS: Never use text link call to actions but instead always use big, colourful, contrasting buttons people can’t miss.

Don’t Distract Your Visitor: Never put anything at the top of your pages that can take your visitor AWAY from the thing you want them to focus on otherwise you’ll lose their attention and lose clicks and sales.

Avoid Listing Prices: Avoid using product prices on your affiliate content (even when using Amazon’s API to display the current price) because it gives people one less incentive to click through to Amazon – many people will click to check the price.

Don’t Tell The Reader Where The Link Leads: Again, avoid mentioning “Amazon” on your call to action buttons (though remember you do need a clear disclaimer at the top of your pages / visible above the fold saying you’re an Amazon affiliate) as many people will open Amazon in a new tab or decide to just check it directly on Amazon later meaning they won’t click your affiliate link.

Build your Email List: It drives repeat traffic back to your site, makes people more likely to buy, and drives more sales plus it’s something Google cannot take away from you.  

[indraraskye]

This is no joke. Do your research! We bought a large-room humidifier for a couple hundred bucks (after reading ALL the reviews), only to discover it leaked enough in 3 days to cause $18k damage to our first-floor hardwood floors. (And we had a rubber mat and towels around it, just to be safe.)

products are so bad now that i have to do approximately 8 hours of research before i buy anything

[vitalbreezeacbuy]

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[seriously-mike]

Do you know why, exactly, Amazon considers Alexa a "failure"?

The answer is: because it failed to make people order more useless shit from Amazon.

They literally wanted "Alexa, we ran out of toilet paper, buy more" instead of "Alexa, turn off the kitchen lights".

That and, I would like to congratulate the Smart Tech bros on coming up with ridiculously counterproductive angle they used for their advertising, that - well, go fucking figure, boys - alienated people living not only in 200-year-old cottages, but 50-year-old apartment buildings as well.

They wanted to paint an image of Star Trek slash Everything Is An Ipod In The Future, putting the tech in squeaky clean modern houses and pretending it's ridiculously expensive and works on the Gotta Catch Them All principle. While it's very much Not Like That.

From my experience:

I have three smart plugs and one smart bulb in the house. All for lighting.

I use Google Assistant/Google Home to control them from my phone and watch.

I often operate the smart plug in the kitchen with the button on its casing as well.

The smart bulb, since it's placed in a photo light fixture between my desk and bed, is also programmed to turn on along with my workday morning alarm during autumn and winter, and you have no idea how fucking helpful that is.

Google Assistant never turns on unrequested, despite me not monkeying with its settings at all.

I have a humidifier that's also supposed to have smart device features, but since it's a cheap piece of PRC-made junk, I haven't managed to turn them on. Reviews online say the smart device features on it are ridiculously basic, though, making the entire thing extremely Not Worth The Hassle (not to mention the typical bullshit you should expect from PRC-made software).

Meanwhile, rest of the tech in my apartment is fairly basic because it doesn't need to be smart.

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