Honeywell HCM6011

Pros: Inexpensive, reliable, refill less often than desktop humidifiers.

Cons: Rattles and vibrates, tanks are hard to fill and sometimes fail to drain completely.

The Bottom Line: This humidifier is a decent low-cost alternative for humidifying a large bedroom or small to medium living space.

Review: I have owned this humidifier for about a year and a half now, and have generally had good luck with it. I had purchased another humidifier from WalMart, I can't remember the name but it was a shiny stainless steel console humidifier, and it was a ...

Pros: Easy to set up, relatively inexpensive

Cons: Poor quality design and construction, Tanks empty inappropriately, misrepresenting true tank capacity,not 11 gallon

The Bottom Line: I'm going to return them. I do not recommend.

Review: I bought two of these for my 2100sq foot condo at Home Depot for $99 each. I was having wood floor issues and need to humidify because of gapping between the boards. I placed these one on each level. The whole set up feels a little cheap. The bottom ...

Pros: good output, fan noise not annoying

Cons: you have to keep juggling the tanks otherwise the unit shuts off! Get another model!

Review: I second one of the reviews here -- the tanks do not drain properly, thus the unit must be babysat. I called zak.com (who actually manufactures these, not Honeywell) and the only advice I got was to shake the tanks after filling to get rid of air ...