Quiet Wood Grain Aroma Diffuser Humidifier Night Light

Mist, glow and timer in one compact vessel

• Hum you won't hear at night

  Rated 20-40dB, it runs at whisper level instead of fan-level noise next to the bed. Light sleepers get moisture in the air without a sound that keeps them up.

• A glow that sets the mood

  A multicolor LED night light and a LIGHT/MIST switch let you pick glow only, mist only, or both. The 1H, 3H, 6H and ON timer means it runs only as long as you want.

• Looks like decor, not a gadget

  A crackle-glaze tulip vessel sits on a faux wood-grain base with non-slip feet. The matte, ceramic-look finish comes in blush, sage, oak, warm white or walnut tones.

Quiet enough to sleep through

• 20-40dBOperating noise level
• 1HShortest timer setting
• 6HLongest timer setting

Ready in three minutes

1. 1
   Fill with clean water

   Pour clean water into the reservoir. Add a few drops of essential oil if you want a scent.

2. 2
   Pick your timer

   Choose 1H, 3H, 6H or ON. Start with 3H at bedtime.

3. 3
   Choose light or mist

   Flip the LIGHT/MIST switch. Set it on a hard, level surface 1 to 2 meters from the bed.

From a dry 3am to a quieter night

The dry-throat wake-up

It is 3am. Your throat is scratchy, your nose is dry, and the bedroom never quite feels right. Heated or dry air does that, and you notice it most when the house is silent.

The noise that kept you up

You tried a humidifier. It droned like a fan, or it looked so much like a plastic gadget that it ended up in a cupboard. A bare nightstand leaves the air dry, and a loud one leaves you awake.

A quieter, softer room

Fill the tulip vessel, set the timer, and switch to MIST. A fine plume rises, a soft colored glow settles over the room, and the sound stays at 20-40dB. By morning the air feels easier.

Simple care keeps the mist clean

• Use clean water

  Refill before each use.

• Never run it dry

  Stop when the reservoir runs low to protect the unit.

• Wipe the reservoir

  Rinse and wipe regularly to avoid mineral build-up.

• Hard, level surface

  Avoid fabric or soft surfaces that block vents.

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