HoneywellHWM705B Filter Free Warm Moisture Humidifier Black Ultra Quiet Filter Free with High & Low Settings, 1-Gallon Tank for Office, Bedroom, Baby Room

Works very well. Good value

Me gustó que no hace ruido, es fácil de usar y limpiar, el precio, ideal para tiempos de frío o si el clima es muy seco, así como auxiliar en enfermedades de las vías respiratorias o alergiasLo uso en mi habitación y en la de mi hija

I'm so happy I found a humidifier that works for me. I need one to raise the humidity in the winter, both for my parrot and myself, and I'm REALLY happy with my experiences with this one as compared to the wick-based cool mist humidifier that I used to have (and am now getting rid of).Pros:- The boiling water is supposed to kill bacteria in the water that the cool mist doesn't.- NO WICK! I hated the cool mist wicks, which are expensive, get disgusting quickly, need to be changed very frequently, and are a pain to dry out during maintenance- Humidifies quickly. I'll turn it on high in the bedroom a few hours before bed and it will boost the humidity in the room (I have a separate gauge, the unit doesn't come with one) by about 5-10% at which point I can actually turn the unit off and the humidity stays roughly within the range that I want all night (I pump up the humidity to the high end of what I want [60-65%], and by the morning it's somewhere a little below the low end [50-55%], but never completely dried out...I haven't had a chance to try it in the dead of winter yet, but if I just close the door to the bedroom, I imagine the humidity will stay higher.)- Super easy cleaning. I'm not going to clean it every week, because I know myself, but I just cleaned it before this review and it was super easy. I soaked the heating unit in vinegar for about 15 minutes then brushed off the scale off the heating unit with a toothbrush like a giant tooth. Any scale on the plastic parts wiped off easily. The rest of the parts I just rinsed with a little vinegar and water (again, I'm not being super aggressive about disinfecting it, because the water is boiled, but even if I was, the cleaning instructions are so much easier than with a wick humidifier).- Easy to move from room to room! I love this, because the wick humidifier used to spill water everywhere. With this one, if you keep it reasonably level, you can easily move it. And to be sure, remove the water tank, and you'll see how much spillage room you'll have when walking from room to room. Sure, you'll get drips from lifting the water tank in and out of its socket, but that's inherent with all humidifier tanks. It's the flat out splashy spilling that I don't want, and this humidifier make it easy to not spill.Cons:- I can't sleep through the gurgling boiling water sound of the heating unit or the "bloops" of the tank periodically letting more water into the heating unit. I'm a very light sleeper and even on low, I found the sound distracting. However, like I said above, I can kind of crank up the humidity before I go to bed and it stays within range all night (after shutting off the unit before bed, I also remove the water tank because if I don't, it "bloops" until the unit is completely cooled and that keeps me up too).- I'm afraid of it bursting into flames or the auto-shut off not working. I have no evidence that this will happen, but I've done so much research on warm humidifiers going bonkers (and at $30, you bet I'm suspicious of this one) that I simply do NOT use it if I'm not at home and I make sure the water tank level is high enough that the auto-shut off isn't tested.- Doesn't humidify large open rooms that well. In our small/medium bedroom it's perfect, but in the living room with open kitchen, it will only raise the humidity a few degrees, which still is better than nothing. As long as I can keep the humidity in the low 50s, which I can with this unit, I'm happy and my parrot's respiratory system stays hydrated (the bedroom has gotten up to 66% but I turn it off at that point because it's plenty).- The tank has to be refilled frequently. I haven't timed how long an entire tank lasts because I usually humidify in bursts on high, but I have to refill it at some point every day that I use it (which I prefer because I don't want stagnant water sitting around anyway). It doesn't bother me, but it might be a turn off to others.- The water tank doesn't sit flat when refilling. This is nit-picking, but since I have to refill the tank so often, it would be nice if the tank wouldn't lean when I'm refilling it. I use a funnel to make sure the water gets to where it needs to be (I use filtered water, not straight tap water, and my pitcher has a wide stream. Filling from a tap wouldn't require a funnel). Just today, I was filling the tank and the funnel was precariously balanced because of the tilting tank. Well, the funnel moved and splashed water all over me and the floor. Mind you, if I had been holding the funnel like I usually do, this wouldn't happen, but just a word of warning. Hold your funnel if you're using one.All in all, I'm so much happier with this humidifier than my old cool mist wick pain-in-the-neck. It gets the job done well and isn't a huge maintenance problem every week. Even with all my Cons, I still give this unit 5 stars because it's such an amazing improvement over my cool mist wick humidifier.I'll update my review in the future if needed. Hopefully not!Good update 4/8/15: I've forgotten to shut it off a couple times now, and it indeed turns itself off when the water runs out. No explosions or fires. However, I prefer not to keep testing it, just in case.

Me ha gustado mucho, el sonido no es molesto, hasta el momento funciona a la perfección. El aire es calentito y se le pueden agregar esencias lo que da un must al producto

The Pros: This is a nicely-sized humidifier that can be placed almost anywhere without taking up too much space. I do recommend running it on its high setting if you wish to ensure an entire room's coverage. This is ideal for a bedroom or something of that size. For an entire apartment, too small. That said, I do like how it releases humidity in the air, more like little "clouds" that I think float around and disperse through the room better, perhaps reaching more area that way (as opposed to a cool mist spray humidifier that just seems to spray straight up, then float down). The Con: They recommend cleaning this thing once a week. And perhaps it's that I have "hard water" in my apartment, but I need to clean this thing every two to three days at the least. There is a fair amount of hard water build up after that time. It must be said I go through an entire container of water in a day, the same overnight (so two containers in a 24 hour period on the high setting). And make no mistake, if you don't clean this in couple of days, the hard water buildup inside will stop it from running (the machine will automatically shut off). A bit of a pain, but the cleaning is reasonably easy if you do it when needed. I recommend checking after 4 refills of the tank to make the cleaning easier and for the machine to run better. Other than that, the machine works well otherwise.