Crane Drop Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier, 1 Gallon Teardrop with Auto Shutoff for Baby Nursery, Bedroom, Office, Plants, Green
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- WELLNESS TOOL: Experience the soothing ambiance of a well-humidified room with the Crane Ultrasonic cool mist humidifier baby, a wellness tool that offers more than just humidification. This device is a perfect humidifier for baby, providing relief from dry skin, sinus congestion, and other discomforts brought about by dry air.
- ADAPTABLE HUMIDIFIERS: With these cool mist humidifiers, you can adjust your surroundings to your liking, setting the right humidity levels for your plants, baby's comfort, and work environment. These cool mist humidifiers for bedroom are adaptable, with an optional filter slot that lets you tailor its operation to your specific needs and preferences.
- SAFETY FEATURE: This humidifier comes with an automatic shut-off safety feature, ensuring the device switches off automatically when the water level is low or the tank is removed. These humidifiers for bedroom baby are a reflection of Crane's dedication to safety and quality, providing a reliable and worry-free humidification solution.
- AESTHETIC COLLECTION: The Drop Shape Collection is a series of bedroom humidifier for adults, crafted with aesthetics and functionality in mind. Whether you're in need of an air humidifier for your home, nursery, office, or bedroom, this collection ensures you find the perfect match for your lifestyle and decor.
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Premier Quality You Can Trust! Crane humidifiers are designed to promote better sleep, ease congestion, and support overall health and wellness throughout every seasonal change. Utilizing ultrasonic noise canceling technology, Crane's whisper-quiet humidifiers are perfect for any indoor space. Breathe easier throughout the night or keep your little one more comfortable in their nursery with our line of humidifiers for babies that are quiet, adjustable, and feature soft-glowing nightlights to ease them to sleep. You can even find on-the-go allergy and cold symptom relief with our travel- sized car humidifier that’s made for portability. Whether you're looking for a cold or warm mist humidifier, an evaporative humidifier, a personal humidifier, or even a humidifier for plants, we've got you covered with a wide range of bottom fill and top fill humidifiers. Discover our selection of humidifiers for large rooms, humidifiers for small rooms, and humidifier accessories today. The modern, simplistic design of the Crane Drop Shape Cool Mist Humidifier makes it a tasteful addition to any room in your home.
Brand: Crane
Special Feature: Auto Shut Off
Color: Green
Floor Area: 500 Square Feet
Operation Mode: Ultrasonic
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 8.6 x 8.6 x 13.4 inches; 4 Pounds
Item model number : EE-5301G
Date First Available : July 19, 2006
Manufacturer : Crane
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #17,702 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) #26 in Humidifiers
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 16,341 ratings
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Blue & White
Size: 1 Gallon
I purchased the Crane cool mist humidifier in Dec'10 and have used it, with great success, for many months. With all the negative reviews (about 20%) I almost didn't purchase this machine. But I'm glad I did, because it works really well for what it is: a mid size/capacity humidifier. First of all: ***this humidifier has a 2.3 gallon per day maximum output, with a .9 gallon tank.*** Amazon's initial title for this (and many other humidifiers) mentions daily output capacity rather than tank size... this may be confusing, although the correct specs are prominently listed on the Amazon page - fifth bullet point in the "product features" section. As for Crane (the manufacturer), their package clearly states a 2.3 gallon daily output, and .9 gallon tank size... The reviewers complaining about the "misleading name" should try emailing Amazon suggesting a title change on their website... instead of writing a 1 or 2 star review of the product. That would be more helpful and more fair. As for the product itself: A few buyers obviously received defective machines; this has to be expected on some level with any manufacturer. But having read over the negative reviews, I realized that most of the complaints were due to improper use of the machine. It is essential to read the instruction manual and use the machine as intended by design. Doing so will avoid the pitfalls described by most of these 1-2 star review writers. For reference, I have addressed their most common complaints below: 1) White dust buildup in the room: use filtered or distilled water. This is important if you have hard tap water. (85% of American homes do.) I run my tap water through a Brita filter; the exchange ion resin lowers the concentration of calcium carbonates, accordingly softening tap water. It also helps keep the humidifier cleaner by removing organic impurities, and I have had no white dust buildup. ***If your water is particularly high in mineral content, you should use distilled water, or else opt for a vaporizer-type (humidifying) machine, which creates water vapor free of white dust.*** 2) Limited effectiveness: you are trying to humidify too large a room. In my 500 square foot living room level the machine helps a little; in my 150 square foot bedroom the machine is more than adequate. 3) Height of machine: the manual directs you to put the humidifier *at least* a few feet off the ground; there's no reason you can't place it even higher up if you wish. Doing so will disperse the mist more effectively. 4) Machine runs out of water: try turning it down to about 2/3 power instead of full power. The machine is practically noiseless at this setting and the water tank if actually filled to the rim will last at least 8-10 hours. 5) Machine makes bubbling noise on high: see #4 above. 6) Wet area forms immediately around humidifier: you have the machine turned up too high for the conditions in your room. This is explained in the instruction manual: you need to make sure the mist isn't falling down onto the surfaces around the machine; otherwise moisture will accumulate on those surfaces. Turn the power dial down until the vapor stream is fully evaporating in the air. 7) Machine leaks: Take care that the water tank fits snugly into place, with no gaps. Also, make sure you have the clear rubber ring that fits inside the tank cap. During my initial setup, this little (1 1/2" diameter) ring came loose and rolled away, and I almost didn't notice. The ring ensures a tight seal on your water tank cap; without it, I'm pretty sure the machine would leak. 8) Machine gets moldy: you are not following the correct cleaning routine, as described in the manual. You need to empty and rinse out the tank daily, and empty the bottom part of the unit too. Once a week you should use a white vinegar/warm water mixture in the tank and bottom of unit (see manual). I hope this was helpful. If my humidifier breaks down I will certainly update this review.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2010 by guy next door
Color: Blue & White
Size: 1 Gallon
I've been using the Crane 24 hours a day for two months now (since December). It works great and my hygrometer shows how it definitely increases the humidity in the room. While the humidifier definitely helps prevent a dry mouth and throat in the morning, my main reason for buying it is because I have an expensive acoustic guitar that is very sensitive to low humidity, even when I use a wet sponge hydrator inside the guitar body. Late last winter the two wood halves of my guitar's soundboard started to separate because of the dryness in my room. I had to pay $100 to the repair shop to have my guitar reinforced. The repair guy said that this kind of separation in a guitar's soundboard tends to happen in the winter when the heat in the house has been on for a while and has been drying everything out. After the guitar was repaired I began using a wet sponge hydrator inside the guitar body to help humidify it some, and with the heat being on less in the late winter, I saw no further signs of wood separation so I thought all was well. However, early this winter, even with the sponge hydrator I again saw a slight separation happening with the guitar's wood halves, so I immediately bought the Crane humidifier because I know that when the humidity level in the room is up above 40% or so, the guitar shows no sign of wood separation. When the humidity level is down in the 30's or lower, I start to see a crack between the guitar's two soundboard halves below the sound hole. Without the humidifier, my room goes down to 25% or lower in the winter, so it's very important to have the humidifier. The guitar manufacturer recommends keeping the room humidity between 45% and 55%. With the Crane, I keep my room at a minimum of 45% all the time. The guitar functions beautifully, the way I want it to for a very long time. Like others, I don't understand some of the negative reviews this Crane humidifier has gotten, unless some of those people had defective units or something. One thing to watch: I have found that when you return the filled water tank to the base unit, you have to place the filled tank 100% snugly and firmly on the base or water will not flow from the water tank into the base unit. After you put the filled water tank on the base unit and turn the humidifier on, if the water tank is not 100% perfectly situated on the base you may still see mist coming from the humidifier, but the only water that's producing the mist is the little amount that still remains in the base's holding area, which will last for only a short while. If you were to leave the house immediately after improperly putting the water tank on the base unit, even though you see mist coming from the humidifier while leaving, you will return home later to find a full tank of water with no mist coming out, and a room with decreased humidity level. So make sure you carefully check that the filled water tank is sitting 100% perfectly snug on the base unit. Other reviewers have mentioned the white dust that can accumulate on furniture over time, which they said could be remedied by using filtered water instead of tap water. Because they mentioned this, initially I used filtered tap water from the filtration unit on my sink. But I found even with filtered water my TV screen still collected some white dust over time that I would have to wipe off periodically. This was no big deal. Because my sink's water filter unit slows down the water flow out of the faucet significantly, which makes filling the humidifier's water tank time-consuming, a few weeks ago I tried using regular tap water which flows much faster out of the faucet into the humidifier's tank. For my room, I found that the tap water caused no noticeable increase in white dust over the filtered water. There is some white dust accumulation, but not any annoying amount. Mainly, I have to wipe the dust off my TV screen periodically and that's no big deal. Now that I use tap water to fill the tank, it only takes a few seconds to fill up, whereas with filtered water it took a minute or more. Since it is cone shaped, you have to hold the humidifier's tank the entire time you are filling it because it will not sit flat in the sink, so the less you have to stand there and wait the better. The other benefit in using tap water is that I don't use up my sink's water filter as quickly as I did the first month and a half I had the humidifier when I was using about two gallons a day from it. (Each filter lasts for 100-gallons.) The only consideration I have about this Crane humidifier is that cleaning the entire unit thoroughly takes some time. I clean it once a week as recommended. For the base unit and the top, bottom, and flow chamber of the water tank I use wet paper towels dipped in a small pot of water with one teaspoon of bleach mixed in. For the inside of the water tank, I fill it halfway with bleach water and cap it up and shake it vigorously. I have found that a teaspoon of bleach seems to prevent pink mold build-up on my humidifier's base unit better than a teaspoon of white vinegar did. A small amount of pink buildup by the end of the week occurs, and that's why cleaning the unit weekly is very important. If using bleach, just be careful to fully wash your hands afterward because bleach can irritate or even burn your skin if left unwashed. I have noticed something interesting: Tap water seems to last a few hours longer than filtered water in the humidifier. I bought the Crane 2.3 gallon cool mist humidifier based on its price and the many positive Amazon reviews it had. I agree that it is really only approximately a one-gallon tank, so the 2.3 number is misleading. Why they have to do this, I cannot fathom. I guess they're insecure unless they shoot big numbers at you. That aside, this unit has worked great these last two months, and now I know that my expensive guitar is not in any danger due to humidity level issues in the house. For the price it's a great unit.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2010 by Amazon Customer
Color: White
Size: 1 Gallon
Why did you pick this product vs others?: I This humidifier is the best one I’ve had. I loved it so much I bought 2. I have one in my bedroom and one in my kids room. We live in a super dry climate and this helps so much. Especially during the colder months when we have runny noses and they dry up in your sleep. Less nosebleeds, more comfort.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025 by Alexis Molina
Color: Orange
Size: 1 Gallon
Have tried many different humidifiers, and for me, the teardrop Crane provides the best bang for the buck. Special filters and de-calcifiers are not required for basic use. I own five of these, and they're easier to clean and refill than most (just make sure it gets a vinegar bath once a week during peak dry season). Even with care, the motor gets slower and noisier after 2-3 years of use. But I do like the newer design that comes with a detachable AC adapter rather than the integrated cord -- I just wish they'd tell you which version you're buying. The ones with the adapter are much lighter, a lot easier to clean, and you don't have to wrangle the cord every time you move it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025 by arturobandini
Color: Blue & White
Size: 1 Gallon
Good humidifier. We use nightly in our room
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2025 by Karen Cook(Mom, Mamaw)
Color: White
Size: 1 Gallon
Why did you pick this product vs others?: Cool and quiet
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2025 by Just us