Crane Penguin EE865

Pros: Whisper quiet, adjustable mist level, automatic shut off, on/off switch, cute shape

Cons: almost double the price of el cheapo, made in China

The Bottom Line: Well worth the upgrade from the cheaper humidifier models!

Review: After the doctor recommended a humidifier due to my forced air heat aggravating my daughter's cough, I went right to Target and bought the cheapest model they had ($20, can't even recall the brand). I brought home el cheapo, filled it up, plugged it in ...

Pros: Quiet, mist adapter dial, cute design, price

Cons: water tank bulky when full

The Bottom Line: If you are seeking something cute AND works like a charm, this humidifier is where its at.

Review: After my 14 month old daughter got bronchitis, it was suggested to get a humidifier to put in our room. Well for the past week before that, she had been waking up multiple times each night in coughing fits. Poor thing! However, the first night after ...

Pros: Reasonable price, quiet, adjustable mist control

Cons: Refill knob can be difficult to open, tank awkward to place back on motor

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this cool mist humidifier for its ease of use, quiet operation, and durability.

Review: We purchased two Crane Penguin Humidifiers this past fall for our children's bedrooms. Several on-line stores occasionally run a B1G1 free on various Crane products. We've been pleased with its ability to keep the humidity levels up during the winter. ...

Pros: The '06 model works great, all the way around.

Cons: Two units bought in late '07 did not work at all.

The Bottom Line: I gave it three stars because I love, love, love the older version of this product, but I don't recommend the new-and-unimproved version currently in stores.

Review: I bought my first Crane penguin humidifier in late 2006/early 2007 when my son was newborn. It was - and still is - great! So great, in fact, that I recently bought a second one just like it for our master bedroom, penguin design and all. But the company ...