Features:

How to Clean a Humidifier

1. Unplug your humidifier and remove the tank from the base.
2. Empty any remaining water in the tank.
3. Clean the tank with a mild dish soap and dry thoroughly.
4. If you notice the presence of mold or slime, pour a generous amount of hydrogen peroxide into the tank.
5. Allow the tank to sit with the peroxide mixture for half an hour.
6. Rinse the tank and thoroughly dry it.
7. Clean the base and vapor spout. Using either mild dish soap, vinegar, or hydrogen peroxide, clean the base and vapor spout with a clean cloth or clean toothbrush.

Grower's Tip

Under normal conditions, you can use tap water in a humidifier with no issues. While some prefer to use purified or distilled water for the humidifier. We recommend using Reverse osmosis water to ensure the best running product long term as tap water contains minerals that will clog the machine after a period of time.

Warranty:

1 year