Air-O-Swiss 7135 Microbial Ultrasonic Humidifier Brief Description This efficient air humidification technology uses high-frequency vibration to generate a micro-fine mist. A fan blows the mist into the room where it immediately evaporates. The 7135 Ultrasonic humidifier requires little power, has a built-in hygrostat and an output regulator button. A replaceable demineralization cartridge ensures a hygienic, pure water mist, without limescale or mineral residues. When operated with the pre-heating function, the water is heated to 176 F / 80 C before it enters the nebulizer chamber. The mist exits the appliance at a comfortable temperature of 104 F / 40 C. This has the advantage that the room temperature will not fall, and additionally the water can be kept cleaner. The Air-O-Swiss 7135 ultrasonic warm mist humidifier also features Automatic and Sleep modes. Automatic mode maintains ideal humidity you select in relation to room temperature. When the Sleep mode is set, the unit shuts off after eight hours. Ultrasonic humidifiers require little power. A replaceable demineralization cartridge ensures a hygienic, pure water mist, without limescale or mineral residues. Ultrasonic humidifiers have a built-in hygrostat and an output regulator button.
Customer Review: Air-O-Swiss is terrific!
We have the Air-O-Swiss for our twins room. It is easy to use, and easy to clean. I have to admit I barely read the directions and was able to work all the features easily. You can’t say that about alot of baby products!!

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