Review on Purazo Ultrasonic Humidifier Whisper Quiet Aromatherapy by Danese Chicagoland

Let me start by saying that I really love this product. However, I will list both what I like about it and some of the minor updates I would make to the second-gen version. PROS1. I updated my previous one because I had to refill it too often and it barely made it through the night. I don't think I understood how much power the 3.5 would have and I like it. I can easily leave it on for a while before bed, all night (at my preferred low setting) and until I get to work in the morning. 2. As long as you don't let the water sink too deep, it's almost silent apart from a few water cooler-like noises as water fills the lower chamber and air (bubbles) is released. Nothing to wake me up.3. I think the design suits any aesthetic. It's about the same size as my smaller one and holds 4 times as much water. Very easy to use. I can use it with mask on .CONS1. Moving on to "easy to use", it's not really a downside, just something to mention. The buttons are VERY sensitive. Which actually isn't bad, but be aware that your fingers can sometimes turn it off if you pick up your phone. But then again, I could just keep my phone away from him. 2. If you're going for a refill tank, remember that it doesn't quite look like a water dispenser. So basically the water doesn't go into the pit. Water enters a reservoir (small outdoor pool) at the bottom and then rises as mist through the middle pipe. That means if you pick it up, remember that water will likely drip from the bottom of the upper tank because it was in the water. It's not a lot of water. If you have hardwood floors, you may need to take the entire block to the sink to fill with water. Also lift it quickly so that the mechanism engages at the bottom of the tank (the excess water will also decrease).3. Finally, the tip directing the fog doesn't have enough angle to push the fog in one direction. It makes little difference, but still goes up pretty straight (with a significant amount getting into my lampshade, which I tried to avoid).