My daughter loved how cute this is in her room. It’s easy to use and works really well.

This is the worst thing a Train motor could create. Its a real certified Sanrio. It works but the amount of steam SUCKS!!! Its pretty easy to use, no weird smells like some humidifiers, it so quiet, and very durable. But there isnt enough steam that actually do anything.

La compra fue internacional y llego super rápido en una semana ya lo tenia conmigo, costo de importación justo y el producto de excelente calidad. quiero ver de que manera me puedo contactar con el vendedor por el que el Humidificador dejo de funcionar de un dia para otro :( no se si tengan algun centro de servicio o algo asi

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The humidifier worked great for the first week! But then it started to get very noisy... I am not a very deep sleeper, but not a very light one either. It's unfortunate it didn't work out as the design is really cute.UPDATE: I've had this humidifier for 5 months now and the lid for the tank has cracked. I'm not sure why, but I think it may have something to do with the pressure built up internally when used (cold water inside, warm room outside?).

This is so cute like I've never seen!!!!!! I adore it at the first sight, and then bought it after read plenty of reviews from previous users. Can't believe anyone would not like this cute hello kitty humidifier :PI received its parcel last night, and I tried it immediately. it was very quite and I slept perfectly with it operating. btw, I am an adult.I would recommend everyone who love the outfit buy this humidifier, you will not regret! Seriously, I've got another 2 humidifier, one was bought 1 month ago at Shoppers downstairs - super load, never wanna sleep with it >0ps. I selected Free normal shipping which as it indicated would take about one week, but then I was surprised to receive my hello kitty the next day after Amazon sent me a shipping confirmation email.

The Hello Kitty vaporizer is a cute unit. That's one of the reasons I bought it. I have twins and the air is dry in the winter. The vaporizer seems to help them not to have a dry, night cough. It didn't get rid of the cough completely as I hoped. What seemed to help a lot was some baby vapor rub that I applied to their chest and back. They now love the routine of putting on vapor rub so much that they ask for it in their baby way at nap time too. Anyway, I'll now make a list of pros and cons for this unit after using it for several months.Pros:Good safety features.Cold mist has no risk of burns.QuietAdjustable settingsNight light is a soft light & can be shut off to conserve the bulb or for day time use of the vaporizerSeems sturdy.The tank has a handle. (This is hidden under the removeable hood with Hello Kitty's face on it) The handle is nice for when carrying it to sink for refillsIt's supposed to shut off the nebulizer when the water is gone. I haven't tested this feature.Cons:Since it is cold mist, the water doesn't boil so any bacteria stays in the tank. Also, it's nearly a must to use filtered or distilled water to avoid hard water mineral build up from tap water on several areas of the unit itself and the tank.-Oddly shaped tank is hard to empty.-It is difficult to fill because you must turn the tank over to fill and that means resting the tank on the handle while you fill it which puts a lot of pressure on the handle or holding the tank in your hands while it gets heavy. I use filtered water so it takes a long time to fill.-Hard to clean. Tank has a small round opening making it difficult to clean. I am only able to insert a baby bottle cleaner and somewhat scrub the inside but not very well. The manual says to use water and vinegar. It is recommended by the FDA to wash/ soak with bleach every four uses. However, I don't like doing this because I am afraid of not being able to get all of the bleach out. Every once in a while, instead of using dish soap, I will use bleach cleaner and scrub the tank with the bottle cleaner and rinse really well. Speaking of dish soap, it takes a lot of time to get all of the foam out, but I prefer that to bleach.-You must be careful what surface you place the unit on. To be fair, this may not be a con but just standard information concerning vaporizers. To protect furniture from moisture damage, I placed a towel on the furniture, and then put a wooden chopping block under the unit and keep another small towel handy for when I lift the tank out of the unit because it will drip water everywhere. The vaporizer has never leaked, but just in case it does, the water should pool on the chopping block and not onto the furniture. The manual says to never place the unit directly on a towel or carpet because that will block the air flow to the fan.Overall, this unit is a pain to clean because you can not easily access the inside of the tank, and that in itself caused me to lower my rating. You also have to scrub the underneath of the tank where it sits in water because even though I use filtered water it still builds up with some yellow scaling pretty quickly. You also have to empty the actual unit because water sits in there too because once you place the tank in the unit there's a small reservoir in the unit that fills with water.A note to those thinking they can just use tap water: As said before, tap water contains hard minerals. When used in vaporizers and humidifiers, these minerals are sprayed everywhere as white dust or humidifier dust including some particles possibly small enough to be breathed into your babies' lungs. The health risks are as of yet, unknown. Distilled water is best. For now, I'm still using filtered water because I have a filter installed in my sink.Knowing what I do now and dealing with the cons of this unit, I don't recommend this vaporizer or ever plan on buying another. But, I will keep it because it seems safe and my babies love it.