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ankole_watusi • 2 months ago

The humidifier will be costly to run (cost of electricity), because it works by boiling water. There are decent evaporative humidifiers, for example the ones from Blue Air. They are not noisy. They pump water silently over a wick and the water is exposed to UV light inside the pump housing to kill any mold or bacteria. These are not your grandmother’s ginormous, noisy, moldy console humidifier.

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Background-Raise6389 • 3 months ago

Id recommend the Blueair H35i. its evaporative, so you wont deal with that nasty white dust from tap water, and the tank is dishwasher safe so cleaning is way less of a headache. Its usually right around your budget and has auto humidity control, so you can just set it near 45–50% and let it run without babysitting. You can find some good options [in this thread](https://www.reddit.com/user/SecureRich1212/comments/1nvesr8/the_best_humidifiers/ )

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coffeelife2020 • 25 days ago

I trust Wirecutter and have recently purchased the Blueair listed here: https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/the-best-humidifier/ and it's been awesome for a single, fairly large, vaulted ceiling bedroom. I opted for this one because it's much easier to clean and won't leave white residue (supposedly - and it hasn't happened yet). In my quest to solve this problem I also did install a whole-house humidifier which leaked almost immediately (then got it fixed and the new one did too). We don't use it now. We have the BlueAir where we sleep, and several water features throughout the house and it's generally 45-50% in the bedroom, ~30% the rest of the house, even though the bedroom's door never closes. I've also had other cool mist humidifiers which, even though I cleaned them regularly I had a very scary experience where one made me quite ill (https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5081304/). I kept at cleaning it and running it, but only got sicker. My doctor recommended _not_ using it and I was quickly better, but it was among the sickest I'd ever been.

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Mammoth_List_3511 • 5 months ago

This is a super late comment, but just stumbled upon this thread, I LOVE my Blueair humidifier ! It’s on the pricier side…but to me it’s definitely worth it if you use the humidifier frequently. It’s an evaporative humidifier and it’s the easiest humidifier I’ve ever had to clean! I should mention that I honestly haven’t had it very long yet, but I use it pretty much all day everyday and haven’t had any issues! I’ve had quite a few humidifiers in my life and this is by far my favorite and most convenient. I highly recommend looking into the Blueair humidifier H35i model :) that’s the one I have and the base is even dishwasher safe which is super convenient. Blueair also has a 2 in 1 that is a humidifier and an air purifier that seems pretty nice and easy to clean as well, but that one is about double the price so I haven’t tried that one.

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Mammoth_List_3511 • 5 months ago

Also it comes with a 3 year warranty if you register it on Blueair within 30 days of purchasing which is definitely a plus!

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Oksayyeah • 11 months ago

I recently got a blue air humidifier- it uses a filter so you can put tap water in it. Also super easy to clean and doesn’t have little nooks and crannies like regular mist humidifiers. I almost go the carepod but hate having to use distilled/filtered water.

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Oksayyeah • 11 months ago

It’s the Blue Air Premium Smart Humidifier- I think it’s their only one that isn’t also an air purifier (I already had air purifiers)

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qLeFlaneur • 18 days ago

I bought the Blueair H35i wick style humidifier last winter. I find it works well. No sound on “Auto”, no white chalky residue. It has a good filter system so can use tap water. Easy to add by just pouring it into the top part. It is easy to clean. [https://www.blueair.com/en-ca/products/invisiblemist-humidifier](https://www.blueair.com/en-ca/products/invisiblemist-humidifier)

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SecureRich1212 • 3 months ago

Id go with the Blueair H35i. its easy to use, dishwasher safe for cleaning, and keeps humidity steady without much maintenance

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Working-Hawk-1982 • 3 months ago

For hard water Id skip most of the ultrasonic models since they'll leave that annoying “white dust” everywhere. The Blueair H35i is a safer bet because its evaporative, so minerals mostly stay in the filter instead of going into the air, and the tank can go straight in the dishwasher which makes cleaning way easier. If you’re on well water then thats the one I’d recommend. You can find some good options [in this thread](https://www.reddit.com/user/SecureRich1212/comments/1nvesr8/the_best_humidifiers/)

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