Carepod - Mini
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"I have the Carepod, could not imagine an easier to clean humidifier. A+"
"Carepod. Easy to clean ... you can literally boil most of the pieces ... we just use rubbing alcohol on the part you can't remove. So easy."
"Very easy to clean. ... Just wash the wand and the water reservoir and lid can go in the dish washer. ... Also boils on stove to disinfect!"
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"I much prefer the Carepod. In my experience, the Canopy doesn’t release as much moisture as I’d like ... it runs continuously, putting out moisture all day/night until the water runs out"
"Carepods are also very strong, like anything above the lowest setting is usually too strong unless someone is really congested."
"the slightly larger stainless steel one I had across the room when sleeping because it was so strong"
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"I have this too and it is 100% a game changer."
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"I've had my Carepod for 1 year and 3 days *exactly* and two days ago guess what? Yup, stopped working. ... They have a 1 year warranty 🫠"
"It worked really well but maybe not much of a BIFL item 😬"
"the arm that draws the water up felt really fragile and easily broken"
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"hated how large and bulky it was (looked like a crock pot)"
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"The carepod doesn’t have a filter need, but it requires distilled water, and I cannot stand the idea of buying water and using over 1 gallon of it per day. ... We returned the carepod. It was too expensive for me to comfortably use tap water and our cheaper humidifier from before either of these two left white dust everywhere when we used tap water."
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"hated that you had to refill it when it was still like 1/3 full because of how it was designed"
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"the only downside is that it doesn’t have a humidity sensor, so it runs continuously, putting out moisture all day/night until the water runs out."
Carepod! It is amazing.
r/BuyItForLife • Best humidifier for low-maintenance, no filters, easy cleaning, and works with tap water? ->We have the mini and use it for bedrooms. Generally have to fill it every day because it doesn’t hold much water but it is SO easy to keep clean and only have to clean 1/3 as often
r/BuyItForLife • Best humidifier for low-maintenance, no filters, easy cleaning, and works with tap water? ->Carepod. I have two of the minis and we’ve had them for 3 years, they market themselves easy to clean (they are) they are Filter-Free Easy Clean - Only 3 Washable Parts to Clean, Auto Shut-off
r/BuyItForLife • Best humidifier for low-maintenance, no filters, easy cleaning, and works with tap water? ->I live in Canada and own two Carepod humidifiers (Carepod one and Carepod mini). They are ultrasonic cool mist. Expensive but so very easy to clean. Worth the investment in my opinion.
r/Dryeyes • Humidifier recommendations? ->I have the Carepod, could not imagine an easier to clean humidifier. A+
r/BuyItForLife • Low maintenance humidifier for small room. ->Carepod. Easy to clean, you can literally boil most of the pieces and we just use rubbing alcohol on the part you can't remove. So easy.
r/NewParents • Recommendations for a humidifier ->We love our Carepod. It is easy to clean and works flawlessly. That said, always use filtered water in it or any other humidifier to extent its life.
r/BuyItForLife • Best humidifier recommendations? ->Hi, I’ve owned both the Canopy and the Carepod humidifiers, and I much prefer the Carepod. In my experience, the Canopy doesn’t release as much moisture as I’d like, and I’m not a fan of their subscription model for the filters. I’ve been using the Carepod for about two months now and have been pretty happy with it. It’s very easy to clean, but the only downside is that it doesn’t have a humidity sensor, so it runs continuously, putting out moisture all day/night until the water runs out. If you’re in between the two the carepod is the way to go.
r/Buyingforbaby • dishwasher safe humidifier ->I vote for carepod. I’ve had the two smaller sizes and both work well. I use the smaller plastic one on the bedside table and the slightly larger stainless steel one I had across the room when sleeping because it was so strong (this is different times btw, I never needed both!). I’ve had canopy- and it did get moldy. Maybe I should have washed it more than monthly when the new filters came though. Carepods are sooo easy to take apart and clean, every part is cleanable. Carepods are also very strong, like anything above the lowest setting is usually too strong unless someone is really congested.
r/moderatelygranolamoms • Best humidifier for bedroom? ->I’ll take the opposite side. I’m team canopy. Washes great in the dishwasher, but frequent washing isn’t really an issue bc the fan runs until the well is dry to avoid mold/mildew. Tried the carepod and hated how large and bulky it was (looked like a crock pot) and hated that you had to refill it when it was still like 1/3 full because of how it was designed. And the arm that draws the water up felt really fragile and easily broken (which I’ve subsequently seen comments on). It went back after one use, and we’ve been happy canopy users for about two years now.
r/Buyingforbaby • dishwasher safe humidifier ->Sorry, edited to read I returned the carepod :)
r/Buyingforbaby • dishwasher safe humidifier ->Carepod, easiest to clean
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