Crane Teal Drop Cool Mist Humidifier Review

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Ahhh!  I can breathe again!  The Crane Cool Mist Humidifier helps solve that one fundamental problem in homes, dry air!

Up til the moment I had a chance to review this cool mist humidifier, dry air has plagued our house.  Sometimes we try to open the windows and get a cross breeze into the house, but when its cold, that is very hard to do.  With the heat running in the house it gets very dry sometimes, and very hard to breathe, the back of your throat gets dry, and you might get nose bleeds.

This is where a product like a cool mist humidifier would benefit you, and I noticed right away after using it, that it definitely makes it easier to breathe and it alleviates some of the symptoms I just described.

With the increased amount of Flu Cases this year, or any year for that matter, you can get a little help on your side by seeing what one of these can do for you!

Specifically, humidifiers help with the following:
• Loosen nasal congestion
• Ease dry coughs
• Sooth itchy dry skin
• Moisten chapped lips
• Prevent nose bleeds

A blog post over at Crane’s Website discusses the benefits of relative humidity levels and how they can help prevent the spread of germs.  Check out an excerpt below from that post:

A new study done by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that relative humidity levels of 43% and above eliminate the vast majority of flu virus particles in the air. Moisture from the water vapor in the air combines with germs and other airborne chemicals, causing them to become heavy and fall to the ground. This makes surviving and spreading incredibly difficult for the virus at regular humidity levels.

You can check out the whole story over at Crane’s blog, by clicking here.

So what are my final thoughts about it?

Good:  Easy to set up and fill, adjusting the force of the mist, and the 360° turning tip are very easy to do, its whisper quiet, and it runs up to 24 hours per tank.

Bad:  Nothing against the quality of the machine, or how it works, but I would have loved to see a retractable cord, or a way to tuck it into the machine.

Where to buy?  You can choose several color options and pick them up over at Amazon, by getting them here —> Crane Drop Shape Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier and it qualifies for free shipping! You can also check out Crane on Twitter and Facebook.

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