I've been through about 20 different humidifiers. This one is well designed and performs well. Quiet, easy to refill, large output. I especially like the dual water buckets. Great for large rooms or very dry climates. Steam is unbeatable in cold climates. Still requires the usual descaling and cleaning maintenance like any steam humidifier. This would also work fine for a smaller room but might be overkill and it takes up more space than most humidifiers.

The humidifier I just purchased from here is a great option for pet owners and families with young children. The setup and use of this device are very straightforward. The machine produces a low level of noise. In addition to that, the container is very large, making it a good choice for a large room.

I Will Never Buy a Cold Water Ultrasonic Humidifier Again! I have bought a lot of ultrasonic humidifiers,all sizes. But this one isn't even playing the same ball game as the rest. Good bye bleach and pink scum. It does not happen in this unit.
Two removable water tanks with solid handles which you fill and return, or you could fill with a pitcher if you choose. Access is the lid on top and very roomy for drying and rinsing out. It is light enough that I can rinse at the sink with the sprayer.
I live in a very dry climate and the air is obscenely brutal from the complete lack of humidity indoors. I don't live in the biggest house. 1250 sq feet across two levels, it takes a while to get the first floor humidified. Once humidity is reached it is easy to manage with the controls provided. It is not required to run all day, just off and on seems adequate on lowest setting.
There is absolutely NO odor! The unit practically auto sterilizes itself. This was a massive boon for me. Cleaning is simple and effective. There is a timer for auto shut off. There is a child lock lid feature. There is not a remote, I do not care in the least. I tend to it one time a day, it could go to the next in some areas possibly.
A beautiful and effective steam humidifier. Thank you for manufacturing this product.

This filter-free steamer is your ultimate companion in creating a clean and cozy environment for all people. Its generous capacity and powerful output make it ideal for larger rooms, ensuring every corner receives the benefits of its purifying steam. One of its standout features I really like is the absence of filters, saving you time and money on replacements. Now, busy moms can breathe easy knowing they won't have to worry about tedious maintenance tasks.

I will highly recommend this product

The Humidifier effortlessly combines functionality and aesthetics to provide an exceptional solution for maintaining optimal indoor humidity levels. Its sleek design seamlessly integrates with any living space, while its advanced ultrasonic technology ensures a consistent and quiet operation. With a large water tank capacity, the humidifier can run for extended periods, catering to varying room sizes. The user-friendly controls and adjustable mist settings allow for customized humidity levels, promoting a healthier environment and alleviating discomfort caused by dry air.

I have used an ultrasonic humidifier before and could not meet the humidification needs of the room. Although the ultrasonic humidifier seemed to have a large mist volume, it could only provide humidification for a small area nearby and it would wet my floor. I found this steam humidifier on Amazon and I purchased it. Its steam is not as obvious as ultrasonic, but you can feel your room being humidified. The warm steam makes it more comfortable to use in winter.
It seems to run for at least 10 hours before I need to refill the 10-liters of water (5 liters per tank). The two water tanks are very easy to lift out, by their well-designed and sturdy handles, and the legs on each tank make it very convenient and easy to refill them in my kitchen sink, since they stand up by themselves.
I love this humidifier, a lot, especially for its effectiveness and ease of use. And I really love the fact that it boils the water and produces actual steam, instead of just mist. The non-steam ('mist' only) humidifiers have always coated everything with fine dust. And they also put everything that is in the water into the air that you breathe, which would include not just the minerals but also all of the contaminants, such as any fluoride, chlorine, and insecticides (we have "farm run-off" chemicals in our water, for example), and any other chemicals, and any heavy metals, etc., that were in the water. Real steam is the only type of humidifier that I would ever consider.
Very satisfied with this product, I will recommend it to my friends!

This humidifier is nice choice for my large house. The initial humidity in my living room (around 90m²) was 36%, and I found that the humidity had risen to 50% after an hour. It has two huge water tanks with handles which are easy to refill, generating enough steam without making much sounds. The control simple and easy to use, and as it is a big one I no longer need to worry my cat will knock it over while she's playing around it. There is no bad effect to our health like ultrasonic humidifier used to make, and much more easier to clean. My friend also recommend because she has baby in their home. Great stuff!

I have been looking for a large capacity steam humidifier for several years since my old one gave up the ghost and the manufacturer ceased making them. For those who may be new to the world of humidifiers, I highly recommend steam vs. ultrasonic. Steam humidifiers work by boiling the water. Therefore, there should be no bacteria in the water reservoir to blow around your house unlike an ultrasonic humidifier. And, because it's steam, it's a gas which actually humidifies the air vs. the ultrasonic which theoretically smashes the water droplets small enough so that they absorb in the air. I have yet to find one that actually works as described and end up instead with a wet floor or table and the air still dry. And, a steam humidifier doesn't spread white dust from mineral deposits all over your home and into your household electronics. Now, the downside of steam humidifiers is that they're hot. That's how you get steam. Since most people use humidifiers in the winter, this is usually ok as you can just turn down the heat to compensate. The other downside is that any mineral deposits from the water attach to the heating element and can be difficult to clean. So, weekly or more frequent cleaning is important depending on the hardness of the water. I have very hard water and cleaning is not all that difficult with a little citric acid soak. But this large capacity humidifier humidifies my entire 1650 sq. ft. two-story house quite well on the low setting and filling the reservoir 2x/day. So, it lasts all day while at work and all night while sleeping. I always put a waterproof pad under my humidifiers just in the rare case of a leak so as to prevent any damage to what's underneath. However, I have used this humidifier for 3 months without incident and without any damage or problem with the lid that others have mentioned. I found it to be well made and attractive as household appliances go. So glad to have found this humidifier.

My dog was coughing so often and I noticed that was not the case when I brought him down south with me where the air was more humid. His vet recommended a humidifier. This one was one of the only steam humidifiers that carried a good amount of water so that only needs refilling once per day. The humidifier is in the hallway right between my bedroom and livingroom. Within 1 night he’s stopped coughing. He no longer needs to drink water 1-2 times per night. As for me I know the humidity is better for my health. I’m not stuffed up in the morning. All in all my skin feels better and I’m using less tissues for runny nose and congestion. The machine is quiet and easy to operate. Pretty neat to refill water as the 2 demi pails can be easily taken out and brought to the kitchen sink for refill. It was a bit pricey but it helped to have the $30 discount offered by Amazon. I’m very happy with this purchase. My pup’s health is worth every cent.

"Product is very easy to install, the design of two water buckets makes it much easier to refill and carry. I used to have problem with other smaller humidifiers which I had to flip over the water tank and water would drip around the humidifier, but this item doesn't have such problem. There's no water dripping when the buckets were removed from the machine.

In terms of cleaning, the filters are easy to remove and be cleaned with a towel. Took the parts out when I first got it, wiped them and it's been on since then.

As for the features, it has a timer, mist level, humidity level and childlock. Tried setting the mist level to medium and a full tank of water could last for about 6-8 hours; setting it to low could last for almost twice as long. I usually refill it once in the morning and once before I go to bed, with low level mist setting, there are still around 50% of water left every time I refill.

One thing I love the most about this product is that it's super quiet! When I first got it and turned it on, although I saw numbers in the LED display, I still put my hand over the top to feel if there's anything coming out because it was so quiet. I've used and thrown away cheap $20~40 humidifiers over the years but this one really worth the money."

This humidifier works extremely well. I love it.

In my 2000 square foot house's main floor, it has raised my winter humidity from around 28-30% to 48-50%, with my air system's fan running on low, 24/7 (which I already had set that way, for an ultraviolet in-duct air purifier). So, it's now exactly what I wanted it to be. In the room where the humidifier is located, the humidity measures up to about 60%, which is also fine.

I have had the humidifier set for maximum output for several days, ever since getting it (I just turn it on and press the humidity button once, to set it at 70%.). On that maximum setting, it seems to run for at least 10 hours before I need to refill the 10-liters of water (5 liters per tank). The two water tanks are very easy to lift out, by their well-designed and sturdy handles, and the legs on each tank make it very convenient and easy to refill them in my kitchen sink, since they stand up by themselves.

So far, I have had the humidifier sitting at the end of the house that is farthest away from the single return-air intake and air filter for the house's air system. I have it sitting on a vinyl floor, about one foot away from a wall and a door frame, but no moisture has ever been detected on the wall, woodwork, ceiling, or floor, anywhere near the unit. It shoots out a fairly strong-looking column of steam, more or less straight up, out of the top of the unit (if the lighting is just right to be able to see it).

The unit is quiet; quiet-enough for me at least. It makes a soft gurgling sound as it boils the water. It also emits a whistling sound, at least sometimes, which doesn't bother me but might bother someone if they were just sitting quietly in the same room with it, with no other background sounds. I haven't tried using it in my bedroom, yet, to find out if the sounds would bother me, there.

I love this humidifier, a lot, especially for its effectiveness and ease of use. And I really love the fact that it boils the water and produces actual steam, instead of just mist. The non-steam ('mist' only) humidifiers have always coated everything with fine dust, when I have tried them. And they also put everything that is in the water into the air that you breathe, which would include not just the minerals but also all of the contaminants, such as any fluoride, chlorine, and insecticides (we have "farm run-off" chemicals in our water, for example), and any other chemicals, and any heavy metals, etc., that were in the water. Real steam is the only type of humidifier that I would ever consider.