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Hey there, quick review on this Honeywell humidifier. This is not your average humidifier
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like more typical ultrasonic humidifiers where you see them shooting out that stream
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of mist into the air. This does not do that. You will not see that pool of evaporated water
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coming out of the unit. This works in a more natural way where it actually draws dry air
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into the unit and evaporates moisture into the air so you do not have any of that water
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being shot up into the air or that white dust that humidifiers can create being ejected out
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into the air. This is completely invisible in the way it works. You will notice that this
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humidifier is a little bit of a larger humidifier versus other units and that is because it is an
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evaporative humidifier versus an ultrasonic humidifier that is ejecting that mist. This
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requires a little bit larger surface area on their filters, a little bit more fan speed and
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volume of air movement for it to do its job, which is why it's just a little bit larger than
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some of the other humidifiers you might see. It was actually kind of funny when I was researching
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this unit. There was a review on Amazon where the lady was very upset because the humidifier
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allegedly wasn't working because she couldn't see the mist coming out of it. That's how it's
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supposed to work. You're not supposed to be able to see the mist coming out of it. It works in a
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different way. So here you'll see your water jug works really well. It's a nice easy to grab handle
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Flip it over and you can empty and fill it up very easily. Nice large area for filling it up and this
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will run for about 24 hours. So we'll plop that back down in there and I'll show you the fan
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speed settings here. We've got three settings, just a simple twist up here of the knob turns that on
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So not bad on noise at all in my opinion and if you want to really dial it down
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all the way on low you can truly barely hear it running at all. Inside the unit there is a large
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filter that may require replacement as time goes on and you do also have an indicator light right
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here when it is time to change that filter. Just to show you what this looks like taking this apart
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and accessing the filter you'll see the whole top section here just comes right off and you have
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access to this filter here. So this is all damp with moisture and then the fan is going to blow
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air through this naturally evaporating water back into the air by pushing it through this filter
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That is the most healthy way to humidify air. On my whole house humidifier in my home
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I've got that as well. It's definitely the best way to go. So that's how it works. This will need
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replaced every so often especially if you've got a lot of minerals in your water it'll collect
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those minerals on the filter a little bit more but as you can see it's a piece of cake
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just to put the unit back on top and change the filter out really not a problem at all
