Review on 🌬️ Conair Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier: Ideal for Small Spaces, Office, or Den - Quiet Operation, Easy-Clean, Auto-Off, 15-Hour Run Time, 11" Compact Design in White by Sherry Smith

Forced ventilation gas stoves remove all moisture from the heated air; You wake up on winter mornings with the discomfort of dry sinuses (and potential nosebleeds). Fan humidifiers are a bit noisy and can be difficult to clean. This humidifier works by converting (inaudible) ultrasound into a tank of water; The resulting vibrations create a continuous wet mist that escapes through a hole in the lid. The water tank and lid are easy to clean: there are no filters, mechanisms or moving parts to hinder cleaning. The humidifier has a two-year limited warranty. To fill the humidifier with water, unplug the humidifier from AC power, remove the tank and cover from the base, fill the tank to the internal MAX line (27 ounces of water), replace the tank and cover at the base again and connect the humidifier to AC power; You hear a beep. Then press the ON/OFF button; The Power LED will be green when the humidifier is in use (but will turn red when the water runs out and the humidifier will turn off when it runs out of water). Tuning LED is blue for HIGH fog; A single press of the settings button toggles to LOW mist and changes the settings LED to purple. This is a good humidifier for a normal sized bedroom; During operation, the humidifier works as the quietest fan imaginable and will not disturb your sleep. However, using a humidifier requires some personal discipline. First, you need to fill up the tank every winter evening, since the humidifier has a limited capacity: 10 hours in HIGH Mist mode, 15 hours in LOW Mist mode. Second, you shouldn't just open the lid and pour water into the built-in reservoir: the instructions say to unplug the humidifier before removing the reservoir and lid to refill. The daily inconvenience of unplugging the humidifier before filling it with water deserves a minus star in my opinion.