Works good

5

Kim Eck

Nice humidifier
love this

5

Ruby

My husband finally has the humidifier of his dreams.
Works good

5

Kim Eck

Nice humidifier
love this

5

Ruby

My husband finally has the humidifier of his dreams.
Works good

5

Kim Eck

Nice humidifier
love this

5

Ruby

My husband finally has the humidifier of his dreams.
It's just normal

5

Dionisio L Yang

The output on this thing is supposed to be 500-700 ml / hour, but it puts out about as much as the Costco one for 35 dollars. However, having said that, what you are paying for is the Heating element that puts out warm mist and the fancy top loader, controller and digital display. It's worth it if you need a high output warm mist.
It is very convenient to topload although it's a cost thing. Is it worth paying 3 times the amount for a cool mist humidifier? Probably not. For plants though I'd definitely stick with cool mist and would go the cheap-o route.

Also note that because of the heating element and cotton filter, I would only use very low mineral water. It seems it would be a hassle to clean all the time with vinegar. While cool mist machines can virtually run without cleaning and build up calcium.
Works beautifully

5

Morgann Blackwood

Got it about a month ago and has worked flawlessly, even the aromatherapy feature fragranced the air with lovely lavender. Used a single drop of high quality lavender and would continue to scent the air except our animals did not care for it one bit. I will say that the remote is designed poorly as the instructions were not clear which side is "up", consequently the battery was installed upside down and presumably jammed for eternity. But it functions wonderfully. Only distilled water is used and it is off all day to dry. However, I was cleaning it up earlier and I inadvertently got a tiny bit of water in the opening of the main unit that states "don't get water in this!", in very tiny print. I haven't found a solution to this potential problem but hopefully when I turn it on soon, it will still work. Anyone else out there that's done this too? I will update with the results.
Best humidifier out there

5

Carolyn La-Crockett

This was recommended to me by a plants lover. She got it for her 70 plants. But since my skin been soooo dry. I figure I’ll keep this one for my bedroom and the old one can work with my plants. And I’m in love. It’s quiet. Sleep mode was awesome. Have a controller. Hot mist is really humid. I turn it on high so I will last me a good 12 hrs. And the best of them all is

TOP FILLED. Soo easy.. I’m getting the bigger one next time.
It's just normal

5

Dionisio L Yang

The output on this thing is supposed to be 500-700 ml / hour, but it puts out about as much as the Costco one for 35 dollars. However, having said that, what you are paying for is the Heating element that puts out warm mist and the fancy top loader, controller and digital display. It's worth it if you need a high output warm mist.
It is very convenient to topload although it's a cost thing. Is it worth paying 3 times the amount for a cool mist humidifier? Probably not. For plants though I'd definitely stick with cool mist and would go the cheap-o route.

Also note that because of the heating element and cotton filter, I would only use very low mineral water. It seems it would be a hassle to clean all the time with vinegar. While cool mist machines can virtually run without cleaning and build up calcium.

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