Dreo - Supersized Cool Mist Humidifier HM311

We use dreo. The base reservoir isn’t the easiest to clean but there’s just a few pieces overall. I like it’s connected to app so if I forget to turn it on after bed time I can just do it from my phone rather than sneaking in. https://a.co/d/1Pp8xkI

Spending more IS frugal when it means a more reliable or effective or cleaner machine and better health or comfort. Just like using distilled water instead of tap in one is frugal despite the increased expense, depending on your local water. Money is not the only aspect of frugality. It’s right there in the sidebar. “It includes time, money, convenience, and many other factors.” If you spend more on a known good-quality humidifier, and decide it isn’t worth it, you can always resell it next season. Or return it within the window. Lowest cost approach? A simple small ultrasonic humidifier that you carry room to room with you and keep close, and a $2 plastic watering can by your kitchen sink to refill it. My mom has a $40 Dreo 4 liter that she shifts from bedroom to living room to craft room as needed. Keeps it half fullfor portability during the day. It’s lasted two winters so far. Don’t use tap if your water it hard though.

I have a couple DREO that I like a lot. One is a big 2.9 Gal and another that’s 1 Gal. They’re WiFi enabled so I get notifications when they run dry. They also have humidistats so I can set my desired humidity level and not worry about it getting too high and causing mold etc..

Purchased a new Dreo ultrasonic off of Amazon. It has a setting to dial in preferred humidity and will adjust output as needed. It keeps my 2000 sq/ft home around 40% despite lots of heat use and very dry air. I do recommend one.

I have a dreo too. It’s fine, wouldn’t mind if I found something better

I bought a Canopy, without realizing how gamed the marketing is in this sector. It was essentially a paper filter tower dipped in a reservior of water with a computer fan drawing air through the filter. It worked, but the construction was dead simple for being over $200. And required a new filter every few weeks. And of course, it had a noticeable cooling effect. Then, I bought a Levoit with warm mist option. It had a design flaw where it was very easy to water log the boiler, which caused flooding. I then tried a Dreo and so far so good. It also has a heat option.

I have a dreo humidifier, I like it. I did have it leak once but after some research I think it was user error.

I got the Dreo

I purchase this one from Amazon and love it. 3 settings - super super quiet. Option to turn off the night light (which I do not use). Easy to clean there is a component - the floater which is removal. I clean the tank every week. OP if your replacing your unit you can always use the old one for your plants in the corner - the plants will love you and still get some humidify in that area if the home. [Dreo Supersized Cool Mist Humidifier](https://a.co/d/enHqKYD)Dreo Supersized Cool Mist Humidifier I have been debating getting a reverse osmosis - under the sink and not sure if I should add a remineral unit with it or not so I can use the water for humidifiers in the home/ water pick etc - if anyone has suggestions please let me know.

I bought a nice one on Amazon this year. The brand is "Dreo". Everything on them comes a part super easy for cleaning. I like it a lot so far.

I have a dreo too. It's fine, wouldn't mind if I found something better

Just got one of those. It rocks for a bedroom set up.

I've noticed it depends on the machine, how much vapor it produces, and how high you run it. I had a Honeywell humidifier that was an absolute beast and produced tons of vapor even on the lowest setting, and that's when the dust was the worst. I now have two Dreo humidifiers that have integrated hygrometers and modulate the vapor based on the RH. I haven't had a dust issue with those.

Dreo. I love it.

Sorry! Was out and about! The cleaning is so EASY. https://a.co/d/3lCf6Iu