- WARM MIST HUMIDIFIER – Honeywell Filter Free Warm Mist Humidifier helps to ensure proper humidity levels in your home. Indoor humidity levels between 40-60% can help relieve cough and congestion, keep throat and nasal passages hydrated and more.
- QUICK AND EASY TO USE – This Honeywell Humidifier features a programmable humidistat with 5 humidity settings that quietly produce steam in less than 1 minute. Plus, there are 2 comfort settings with auto shut-off when tank is empty.
- FILTER-FREE – Quiet filter-free operation allows long-lasting use without the costs of replacing a filter. Essential oil feature allows use with essential oils/liquid inhalants (not included). Features top fill water tank opening for easy fill and clean.
- HUMIDIFIERS FOR BEDROOM AND MORE – A warm mist humidifier for home fits perfectly into any room, making it a great choice for the whole family. Use when the air is dry, in allergy season, when sick or even just to maintain optimal indoor humidity levels.
- A BRAND YOU CAN TRUST – Improve your air quality and neutralize odors for a cleaner, healthier breathing experience year round with Honeywell air cleaners, purifiers and humidifiers.
4 reviews for Honeywell Easy-to-Care Filter Free Warm Mist Humidifier, Medium Rooms, 1.5 Gallon Tank – Humidistat for Bedroom, Home or Office Black
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Christian –
First off… I’ll need to see about adding pictures to my review later. Hopefully I will be able to.
This humidifier is exactly what I needed and will be purchasing another one for other rooms/areas.
In addition to this new unit, I previously have a Honeywell Top Fill Tower Cool Mist Humidifier, 1.7 gal.
I set the new unit next to the previous one, which has the sensor to display what the current humidity level is… and when drops below certain number will kick on… the beauty of that is it works less and more like a backup for when the new steam humidity unit stops due to out of water.
Also, being winter, the steam unit helps keep the room warmer which is nice. Currently, so warm, that I turn on the ceiling fan. LOL Thermostat is set to 72-73, and the room is 78-79 degrees. My perfect comfort zone is 77-79 degrees.
The folks that complain about the little tray on top for scented oils, are really nit picking. I think they failed to understand the concept of steam creates humidity and it will accumulate and drip off the underside. It is NOT blocking the steam from rising… as STEAM uses the PATH of least resistance!!! And any humidity drops that occur simply drop back down into the area where the heater boils the water and thus that dripped water transforms BACK into steam again!!! Rinse and repeat!!!
The cover comes of easily with one hand.
The funnel twists and comes out very easily. It does not unscrew, just twist counter clockwise lightly to unlock, and the tabs clear for lifting up. Simple… and returning the funnel is just as simple… line up the tabs… insert, and twice clockwise to lock.
The housing part the funnel attaches to, has a red slide tab (spring loaded) to release the housing where the water gets heated and lifts up and out of the unit for easy access and cleaning around the heater dome.
Add water, vinegar, let soak, then take your handy kitchen sink dish brush and scrub around to loosen up the scaling. Can even use an old toothbrush… works fine!!! All those others saying difficult to clean seem to have issues that I can’t see. This could not be any more straight forward… Once done scrubbing, take the whole unit at your kitchen or bathtub to pour out all the vinegar water and removed scaling… best if you have a kitchen faucet hose spray to angle up in there while tilting it into the sink to rinse out everything.
Have not noticed any leaking… only time I got water on the carpet around the unit is when pouring water into the unit. Ended up missing or hitting the edge which deflected the water out… just be mindful when you pour water into the unit and all is fine! I seen one post of someone using a bin in case it leaks… great idea, but I haven’t needed or seen a reason too, other than oops when I pour water into the unit.
Found plastic file bins work great for the footprint… smaller than the bin I seen the other guy post which was ridiculously oversized.
The one thing I noticed while using this unit was one time it began to smell like burnt plastic… thinking somehow the sensor to turn off the heater when water low was stuck… Fortunately I was in the room when it started… heard the sizzling crackle of water like in a pan on the stove… When you hear that sound, that means the water level is low or done. I figured out the reason was due to scaling had blocked the water entering the dome heater area, so the auto shutoff for water level was on due to water was in that area, but no sensor where the heater dome is to know there is no water there! So machine is stuck being on and heater overheats the plastic. Fortunately I acted fast enough to unplug the unit. Added more water immediately down the funnel section. So far, since that first time, only encountered the scaling blocking water once more. So be sure to clean out the scaling regularly, depending how the water is in your area.
All in all I am very happy with this steam humidifier unit!!!
Wullow Still –
Appears to be well made (though who knows how long plastic parts will last) and uses typical heating element. Good capacity and good output; adequate for one room. Provides two ways to adjust output.
There was dark factory dust (plastic?) coating the entire inside of the unit (and underneath). Had to wipe clean.
The humidistat sensor is quite close to the floor. Be sure it does not get wet from splashed water or water on the floor, or else it will shut down steaming. This caused me great distress before I figured it out. It should have been included as a warning in the instructions.
Bucyrus Oglethorpe III –
I have always used steam humidifiers during the winter. They seem to do the job better that the sonic kind and steam kills germs. This model was new to me, I had a Sunbeam with a detachable tank that stopped working. This model was available for purchase. At first, I wasn’t happy due to the difference in how it was filled. I would grumble about having to unplug the unit and take it into the bathroom to fill it. Then one day when I’m grousing about having to fill the unit my very smart wife hands me a plastic gallon pitcher. Gotta love her for making life easier…
As far as performance goes, this functions quite well. I’ve never had the reservoir last as long as the box claims but my handy pitcher makes up for that. I have a humidistat in the room we run this in so I’ll adjust the “heat” as needed. Proper humidity in a room makes a world of difference in both the feeling of warmth and sinuses. In the winter I never wake up with dry or crusty sinus problems due to having the room properly “moist”.
The unit is fairly easy to clean. It disassembles enough to get a tooth brush in the crevices. I clean it with vinegar once a week due to hard well water.
Overall I’m very happy with this humidifier.
SJT –
Perfect for my needs. This is by far the best humidifier I’ve ever had. I’ve had it two years now and works well. I use it in the winter months when the air is most dry. It is very easy to add the water from the top and I fill it in the evening before bed and it lasts the night. I keep an extra gallon container next to it to fill in the morning. It runs constantly in the winter without problems. Our area has very hard water so I do clean it often removing deposits around the heating element but it has few parts to disassemble which make it easier than most to access for cleaning. I do not like the cool misters on the market that leave white dust on the furniture will never use those again. This is a true steam humidifier that does not leave any surface dust. I’m not a fan of the touch controls but they are easy enough to understand.