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See Products Related To PureGuardian H7500 90-Hour Elite Ultrasonic Warm and Cool Mist Humidifier, 1.32-Gallons: PureGuardian The 90-hour Ultrasonic Warm and Cool Mist Humidifier guards against problems caused by dry air in the home. It features an easy to fill large 1.32 gallon tank, ideal for use in medium sized rooms. Unlike other humidifiers that grow slimy mold on the water tank surface, Silver Clean Protection is embedded in the tank to fight the growth of mold and mildew on the surface of the water tank. Thanks to ultrasonic technology, it disperses a fine mist into the air, which can be extended using the wands. It is ultra-quiet making it ideal to have on while you sleep. The humidifier is equipped with the option for warm or cool mist and 3 speed settings. A low water indicator light lets you know when it's time to refill the water tank. It also features a soft glow night light, and a timer. PureGuardian humidifiers create a better home environment for those suffering from colds, allergies and dry skin. Note: Run time is based off of running the unit on low setting and cool mist, also depends on atmospheric conditions. Do not waste your money This review is not for this specific model but as we've had several PG models, I just wanted to warn you before you purchase a PG product. We've tried them all: big (like this) small (desktop models), and in between. On the larger models the tanks are an absolute PITA to fill. The engineers who designed the tank fill need to go back to school. Lift tank out, invert, remove cap (which can get stuck due to water draining/vacuum effect and is harder to open then an old bottle of molasses). Once tank is full you'll gush water everywhere lifting it out of the sink/tub and putting the cap back on. But the worst thing about this brand and their products is the durability. They absolutely suck. Cleaning them is very difficult and must be done carefully. Good luck trying to get the film and gunk that develop inside the tower and spout. Even when you do it right and as recommended, you're lucky if you get more than one season out this. It would be easier to do an overhaul...

Totally unreliable! Erratic, unexplained, indecipherable, illuminated, noisy--good otherwise :)