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Junk. Leaked immediately. I tried everything the other reviewers said to do and it just pours water like a wet paper bag. I bought the AC Infinity unit and love it. Go buy that one.

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I was not expecting this! The design of this item is very space and consumer effective. It saves you space and it gives you a lot for what you get. The amount of humidity produced in such a short amount of time is amazing. I’ve put some of my smaller plants in 4 inch pots into my geckos home to let them get some of the humidity because it’s literally awesome. The amount you get. I’m thinking about using it on and off to just get my bedroom to the humidity level that I like. The manual is very straightforward and easy. The hook up is very easy and like it says, have it at an angle where it’s not a use shape I like how the piping is adjustable and the suction cups work very well. I recommend putting some on the outside and the inside that’s what keeps them positioned.Literally looks like a tropical rainforest. I definitely recommend it. It’s very quite easy to use and from what I can see, it’s not hard to clean. Three Literally looks like a tropical rainforest. I definitely recommend it. It’s very quiet easy to use and from what I can see, it’s not hard to clean. Three simple pieces. You have to be careful and do a little bit of alignment checking when trying to snap the top on so that it clicks in place and that it doesn’t break I just imagine being the type of plastic. It is too much force will break the top. Overall, very nice design very simple to use and very very effective.

I recently had the opportunity to compare Blerema’s humidifier with Auaaq’s unit. Here are the results:**Capacity** The humidifier manufactured by Blerema holds 3 liters of water while Auaaq’s model is approximately 15% smaller at 2.5l. Depending on use, this equates from just a few hours to a day or more of runtime. (Blerema +.5, Auaaq +0)**Construction** Blerema is a top-filled humidifier - a giant plus if you have ever dealt with the old style models where you fill the reservoir, flip it upside down, then fervently try to align it with the motor base while water pours out. Blerema, though, took their design one step further. Their tank and motor base are one piece, so it is simple to empty as well - just take it to the sink and pour. On the negative side, the materials used to construct the unit feel lighter weight than Auaaq’s, in my opinion.Auaaq, on the other hand, is a hybrid of the two systems. While it is top-filled as well, the base and reservoir are two separate units; so, when you empty the unit, you have to carry both pieces to the sink, making sure they remain aligned, then empty each piece separately (hoping not to spill the water that has collected in the bottommost motor section). In addition, you have to be careful when filling it to avoid getting water in the fog output tube. On the positive side, the humidifier feels sturdier, in my opinion, than Blerema’s. (Blerema +2.5, Auaaq +1.5)**Fog Output** This is where the two units really differ. Blerema’s output is considerably weaker than Auaaq’s (to my eye, it looks to be about 60%). In addition, it took longer to produce mist on power up, though the lag time becomes inconsequential if the unit is programmed to run for several minutes. (Blerema +0, Auaaq +1.5)**Noise** Both units excel at being quiet, although Blerema’s unit has a very slight gurgling sound to it. (Blerema +1, Auaaq +1)**Price** Blerema’s humidifier costs $50 and Auaaq’s model is $40. However, because Blerema has the dual output feature, I can’t compare price on a one-to-one basis.**Additional Information** As mentioned above, Blerema’s model offers an optional secondary fog output tube. However, when the second line is attached, the weaker output is really noticeable. In addition, its tubing was more difficult to seat as it kept wanting to collapse when I installed it. I did not have any difficulty with the hose that came with Auaaq‘s humidifier.**Rating** Ultimately, both units ended up with the same rating, even though they’re very different from one another. I prefer Blerema’s design and the idea of the optional dual output (the extra capacity is nice to have, but it’s not critical), but I prefer Auaaq’s construction materials and fog output. Since I believe that functionality should always take precedence over design, I would purchase the Auaaq humidifier if I needed an additional single output unit.