Design Sojourn

It’s a great product. Usefull, simple, elegant, green (i think).

Before fridges we used salt.

Hey Bernardo,

Now that I think about it. I also wonder how green it is, and if it is made from trees that are sustainable.

Its nice looking, however how well does it do the job? The surface area is good, the materials capillary action is unknown but unlikely to be as good as cotton or felt. The holding tank is small leading it to run dry often. This is in my opinion a nice “organic” room decoration that provides a pleasant aroma for a while.

Hey Glen, Thanks for your comment and sharing your insights. I would assume that they tested this thing out. I’m not convinced it worst than cotton and felt, as wood traditionally is suppose to transfer nutrients from the roots to the rest of the tree. If my memory in biology serves! LOL. I do agree that the holding tank looks a little small, but this is the sort of thing you need to look at the real product to make the true assessment.

Dt: Your idea on the tree being good at moving water, that’s a LIVE tree not dead wood. A live tree creates a pretty substantial pressure drop that enhances capillary action as the leaves transpire the oxygen and water. Ok so I am a bit of a science geek, so have them ship me one and I will gladly eat my words if it works better than felt on a head to head test.

LOL! You are right and spot on Zippy. In that case I’m interested in seeing how it really works!

zippy knows shit DT :)