Bedside Humidifier 2.0

Canopy humidifier! You can use tap water and don’t need to sweat distilling. It’s pretty great, highly recommend. They have a [nursery humidifier](https://getcanopy.co/products/little-dreams-by-canopy?tw_source=google&tw_adid=776795806538&tw_campaign=15484235715&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=15484235715&gclid=CjwKCAiA-sXMBhAOEiwAGGw6LDwghrEj6_Y-r6qTho36X6f3gztCx6v1YkhDiZK_Gx9TmVNQ1jP-hxoCJxAQAvD_BwE) too

Canopy humidifiers! [https://getcanopy.co/products/canopy](https://getcanopy.co/products/canopy) It's mold resistant (all of my past humidifiers accumulated mold eventually). The water container is dishwasher safe so it's super easy maintenance. You don't have to clean it that often. There's an option to also have an essential oil pod diffuser if you want. It's been my favorite so far and recommended to me by my doctor. They also have a nursery version as well, but I can't speak to that. It looks pretty similar.

Love my canopy humidifier. It uses evaporative technology and does require a filter.. but I also hardly ever clean it because it automatically runs on high after the water tank empties to completely dry out. After trying to use a stupid little brush to clean pink mold from other humidifiers and having to do it regularly I am so glad I found this product.

Used for my now toddler. The base is something you can’t put in dishwasher. Lots of dirt, grime, and mold can develop on this between fan and vent

If you can’t get distilled water, go the evaporative route. You will have to buy filters, but if you regularly clean them, they last a while. I personally use the canopy 2.0. I’d recommend looking into it. It’s a smaller unit.

Your list kind of has options from all over the board. From that list, I’d go with the Canopy humidifier for two reasons. One, it has a wick filter, meaning it’s an evaporative humidifier. These are the easiest to maintain for sure, and you can use tap water in them, too. Two, it has dishwasher safe parts, which makes cleaning much easier. If you’re still shopping around, check out the humidifier comparison sheet that is pinned on the ‘Humidifiers’ subreddit. You can sort by your needs further, including room size, type, noise levels, everything you mentioned above and more. I found it helpful when I was researching.

Worth it and FR check out Canopy. I had three different humidifiers prior. All three ended up at goodwill because they would get slimy in 3-4 days. The Canopy can go close to two weeks before anything shows up. It uses UV light to kill bacteria. Yes it does have a consumable paper filter you have to replace it very few months, but IMO totally worth it. Also, the two parts that touch water are dishwasher safe. I don’t work for them, just sharing the gospel. https://getcanopy.co/products/little-dreams-by-canopy