Anti-bacterial filter WATER CUBE

• Cold steam: tap water, mineral water and distilled water are suitable. If your water is hard, a white deposit will form around the device. This is the limescale in the water breaking into tiny particles and falling back down next to the device. There is no risk to your health, however, you must ensure that you clean your humidifier well so that it does not scale up. It is also possible to use a mixture of tap water and mineral water. To reduce this white dust, it is advisable to regularly replace the humidifier's filter cartridge.

• Warm steam: tap water, mineral water and distilled water are suitable. Just like hot steam humidifiers, water from a softener is strongly discouraged.

• Hot steam: tap water is suitable, but softened water from a descaling system using salt should be excluded. The boiling point of the water will be transformed, causing an overflow and then a deformation of the humidifier.

• Evaporator: any type of water. Ideal if the water is very hard. The hard water will remain at the bottom of the tank and can simply be cleaned with a suitable product (white vinegar for example).

This small accessory is used to limit bad odors, the development of algae and germs in the tank of a humidifier or an air washer.

We recommend changing the cartridge every 6 à 12 months.

For a successful installation, the water level sensor must be placed high enough, above the suction point of the pump. It should be securely fixed, upright, and not in contact with the sides of the tank, so it can accurately detect rising water. This correct positioning ensures the pump activates at the right moment and drains water efficiently without running dry.

On the other hand, a poorly positioned sensor — too low, tilted, or stuck against a wall or cable — may cause detection errors. The pump might turn on too early, with no water, or fail to activate at all. This can lead to system damage or overflow. The visuals below clearly show what to do… and what to avoid.