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title: "Honeywell Hwm-705B Hwm705B Filter Free Warm Moisture Humidifier, Black"
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# 24 Hours Runtime 1 Gallon Tank Ultra Quiet Operation Honeywell Hwm-705B Hwm705B Filter Free Warm Moisture Humidifier, Black

**Brand:** honeywell
**Price:** € 281.73
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌬️ Elevate Your Air Quality, Elevate Your Life!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Honeywell Hwm-705B Hwm705B Filter Free Warm Moisture Humidifier, Black by honeywell
- **How much does it cost?** € 281.73 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- honeywell enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted honeywell brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Use:** Perfect for home, office, or nursery.
- • **All-Day Comfort:** Enjoy up to 24 hours of continuous moisture.
- • **Smart Humidity Control:** Maintain optimal humidity levels effortlessly.
- • **Breathe Easy, Live Easy:** Transform your space with soothing warm mist.
- • **Whisper-Quiet Technology:** Experience tranquility with ultra-quiet operation.

## Overview

The Honeywell HWM-705B Filter Free Warm Moisture Humidifier is designed to enhance your indoor air quality by adding essential moisture, making it ideal for medium-sized rooms. With a 1-gallon tank that provides up to 24 hours of soothing warm mist, this ultra-quiet humidifier is perfect for homes, offices, and nurseries. It features high and low settings, a reset light for easy maintenance, and a medicine cup for added versatility.

## Description

The Honeywell HWM705B Filter Free Warm Moisture Humidifier provides soothing, warm mist and a calming environment to help you sleep. During cold and flu season, when allergies kick in, or the air is simply just dry, you can rely on this humidifier for your whole family. Honeywell humidifiers for bedrooms and beyond add necessary moisture to the air, and help ensure proper humidity levels in your home. Indoor humidity levels between 40-60 percentage can help relieve cough and congestion, keep throat and nasal passages hydrated, temporarily relieve dry air discomfort, protect furniture, reduce static electricity and even keep plants healthy. This Honeywell humidifier is ideal for medium rooms, and is quick and easy to use and clean. With a 1 gallon tank, high and low settings, you can enjoy a warm mist for up to 24 hours. It also features a reset light that indicates when filling is required and comes with a medicine cup for use with liquid inhalants. Its ultra-quiet and has an essential oil cup for use with your favorite essential oils.

## Features

- Warm Mist Humidifier: This Ultra Quiet Filter Free Humidifier Produces a Soothing, Visible Warm Mist to Make You & Your Home More Comfortable. It Helps Counteract the Effects of Dry, Harsh Winter Air by Adding Essential Moisture to Any Medium Size Room
- WARM MOISTURE FOR HOME OR OFFICE: This top fill humidifier features a 1 gallon tank & can run up to 24 hours. It features high & low settings & a reset light that indicates when filling is required. Comes with a medicine cup for use with liquid inhalants
- Honeywell Humidifiers; Humidity levels in your home between 40 to 60 percent can make the air feel warmer & improve your breathing comfort, sleeping, nasal congestion & dry skInches Dry air can cause static electricity, damage wooden furniture & irritate health issues
- HUMIDIFIERS FOR BABIES, CHILDREN, ADULTS: Humidifiers diffuse moisture into the air, and many find that a humidifier for the home, bedroom or nursery becomes an essential part of a good nights sleep when the air is dry, in allergy season, or when sick
- HONEYWELL QUALITY: Improve humidity levels in your home & improve your comfort with a Honeywell humidifier.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Product Dimensions | 27.31 x 16.51 x 32.21 cm; 1.81 Kilograms |
| Item Weight | 4 Pounds |
| Care instructions | Hand Wash |
| Is assembly required | No |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Included components | Humidifier^User guide |
| Import designation | Imported |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Honeywell
- **Special Feature:** Manual
- **Color:** Black
- **Operation Mode:** Manual
- **Product Dimensions:** 8.5"D x 11"W x 13"H

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: does this have a fan or is it just boiling water? don't like fan noise. thanks.**
A: Someone mentioned putting salt in the water for the Warm Mist Humidifier will make it louder.  This is NOT an old fashioned vaporizer that requires a little salt. This warm mist humidifier works with a heating element to boil the water, more like an immersion heater.  Adding salt will not make the water boil faster or louder, but will cause salt deposits to form on the heating element much faster than if you use plain water.  No benefit from adding salt, only degradation.

Someone mentioned "a raspy, high-pitched boiling water sound that I could hear 30 feet away in a different room."  I get that sometimes, ONLY after standard maintenance cleaning to get the salt deposits off the heating element and nearby parts.  It is quite loud, with the sound of boiling resonating inside the hollow plastic chimney.  After about 24 hours, the loud boiling sound calms to a quiet boiling sound.  I can't completely explain it; I figure some new mineral deposits are attenuating the noise, somehow.  So, the unit is usually quiet, but it's loud when the unit was just cleaned, in my experience.

The first time I cleaned the unit and it became so loud, I was ready to return it.  But I procrastinate, and the next day, it was fine, again.  I think I'll keep her.

**Q: Can you use essential oils or some type of mint to clear sinuses with this?**
A: Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, you can place essential oils in the medicine cup of the unit, located at the top of the cooling chamber. However, do not place the oils in the water, as they can damage the tank and heating element. If you have any other questions please do not hesitate to contact our consumer relations team by emailing us at SocialSupport@HelenofTroy.com. Thank you.

**Q: how much water does the tank hold?**
A: Thank you for your inquiry. This unit hold 1 gallon of water in its tank. If you have any other questions please do not hesitate to contact our consumer relations team by emailing us at SocialSupport@HelenofTroy.com. Thank you.

**Q: Where is made in?**
A: Of course, it's made in China.  I wish it weren't.  I have had this product for 3 years now.  It works great if you keep it maintained.  You MUST clean the heating element on a regular basis; every couple of weeks is ideal.  If you don't, it won't work efficiently.  The element needs to be clean.  I use city tap water.  If you use well water, it will have more buildup.  I fill it every day in the winter for my small living room/kitchen area, and am also getting one for my bedroom.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐ 2.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    US PLUG IN THE UAE?! WHY!!!
  

*by I***I on Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on 10 June 2022*

I only realized this until I read the manual, but I got a US plug and I need 110-120V for this thing. I live in the UAE, HOW!! :))) It’s so hard to find a good converter. The very good ones are heavy, huge and expensive.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Part of a well balanced humidity strategy (if you're rich)
  

*by N***L on Reviewed in the United States on 17 November 2021*

Nothing is more inefficient, electricity wasteful, and expensive than adding humidity to your air by boiling water, which is what this Honeywell warm-mist humidifier does.  Do you remember "immersion heaters" -- the coil of wire you submerge into your coffee cup that boils a cup of water for making a mug of tea?  This humidifier works similarly.  The large tank of water keeps a small reservoir in the base filled.  The reservoir has a heating element in the bottom, and steam goes out the chimney.  An equally expensive way to boil water is with an old-fashioned vaporizer, which can use 600 watts if you put in the maximum amount of salt -- that's half as much electricity as an air conditioner.Extremely much less electricity is used with ultrasonic or cold mist (a big wet wick) humidifiers.  Ultrasonics need a strategy to keep dissolved minerals from the water from being dispersed, or else surfaces everywhere in your room will get filled with white dust, including inside the ventilation holes of your hi-fi stereo.Cold mist humidifiers, also extremely less electricity than boiling water, create a cold draft, which can be compensated by turning up the thermostat a degree or two.  The evaporated water they eject is mineral-free.  But, the sponges (wicks) can get smelly-mildewy, and they deteriorate from mineral deposits being left behind by the evaporating water.  There are magic solutions you can buy that improve the performance regarding sponges' mineral destruction and mildew, but you have to wonder about those solutions evaporating into the air with the water vapor.  Those solutions also mean you're signing up for subscriptions if you choose cold-mist, but it's still cheaper than boiling the water.The heating element in this Honeywell will get layered with mineral deposits as it boils water, deposits that are similar to concrete.  So, you need to disassemble this and fill the reservoir with standard 3% vinegar to soak the heating element, every week or two.  Of course, that's soaking with the power disconnected; you're not supposed to boil vinegar.  If you tilt the base, it will more completely submerge the heating element in the vinegar, and let it soak.Regular vinegar is 3% ascetic acid.  I bought a quart of 30% ascetic acid, Amazon item B094CLLP2D.  I only used it once, adding a quarter cup to the usual pool of vinegar, and the mineral deposits got removed SO FAST, I think I will add only a couple of tablespoons of 30% to the vinegar, next time.  I don't want to get into trouble using stronger acid than necessary.The instructions for the Honeywell warn against using anything hard that might scratch the heating element.  I use a turkey basting brush, like Amazon Item B08LNF724G to scrub the heating element submerged in vinegar.  Don't let the metal band around the brush scratch the heating element.The real trick is that boiling water as a strategy for humidifying your air -- which avoids the cold drafts, mildewing wicks, and dispersing mineral dust -- is only viable if you're ok with significantly increasing your electric bill.  I think I recommend an ultrasonic, if you can find one with a big enough water tank and some kind of filter to remove the minerals before they dust your room.  Also, get a few hygrometers, I like Amazon item B07S396LHG.  You need to see if you're humidifying effectively, too much or too little.  You'll need a meter to quantify the humidity if you're going to regulate it.I use a humidity Controller, Amazon item B01FQKXRXA, to regulate the room's humidity, since the Honeywell does nothing to regulate the room's humidity.  The controller regulates the room humidity within 1% or 2%.  Watch out for the 10 Amp current rating of the $42 controller -- you don't want to burn it up by plugging too many humidifiers into it.I bought the Honeywell because my vaporizers are made with such low quality, I wanted to add a different kind of humidifier to reduce the amount of time the vaporizers run.  Mostly what I've been doing, I plug the Honeywell direct into the wall so it runs continuously, which lasts about 6 or 7 hours.  And the vaporizers plug into the Controller, turning on and off, running less often with the Honeywell boiling continuously in the background.As the weather's dewpoint rises, the vaporizers come on less and less.  If the vaporizers stop coming on at all and the room's humidity keeps increasing over my chosen set-point, then I turn the Honeywell's setting from Hi to Lo.  If the humidity keep rising, I disconnect the vaporizers and plug the Honeywell into the Controller.  Anything to keep the vaporizers running, because today's vaporizers are built using electrodes that disintegrate in one season -- or less!  When I was a kid, vaporizers lasted for decades, so it's really abusive planned obsolescence.Seems to me that if you keep the minerals from building up on the Honeywell too thickly, if you keep the whole thing clean, it should last a very long time.  There seems to be a thermostat in the Honeywell that will turn off the heating element if it gets too hot -- if the tank runs out of water.  But that is probably a stress.  Even with the thermostatic protection, if you want the Honeywell to last as long as possible, I would try to avoid letting it run out of water.  Also, the mineral build-up on the heating element will probably be harder to remove if you let the tank run out of water and the heating element dries out, heats up, and the mineral deposits turn into concrete.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    AMAZING!!! If you use it like a responsible caring adult.
  

*by K***S on Reviewed in the United States on 16 April 2017*

For two seasons I was in charge of deciding which humidifiers to buy residents at McMurdo station in Antarctica. So I've researched A LOT and I've had a lot of experiences with humidifiers. I worked in the housing office and it was my job to give these out to residents and collect them and clean them and make them ready for new residents (people live in dorms for approx. 3-13 months so there's constant turn over). There had been previous brands used before so we had a wide variety of humidifiers floating around the station. So I've handled a lot of humidifiers and seen all sorts of ways people have managed to eff them up. For the price these were the best. Are there nicer humidifiers? Definitely. Are they really expensive? Heck yes. Were they worth the extra cost? I'm not sure. Residents would probably have said yes. I personally would have said no since cleaning them ended up falling on me and these were always the easiest to clean and salvage.When I stopped deploying I started researching which humidifier I wanted to buy for myself and I kept coming back to this one. I live in CO so it gets pretty dry. I figured at that point in time they had to have come up with some upgrades. But... it didn't seem that way. I found some that were better, but they were also well above my budget. So this is also my own personal humidifier.If you're having trouble with your humidifier it could very well be a "PEBCAK" of sorts (but not on a computer obvs). Seriously, the problem is most likely you. I had residents return this machine to me completely coated in mineral deposits and gummed up with essential oils and run around the clock until it stopped working. After some cleaning (and some cursing) I was able to get most of the humidifiers returned to me in this state working again. I wasn't able to save all and had some casualties, but it was the least with these machines compared to the other types we had on station.You really do need to clean it. You need to clean any humidifier you get. Sorry. That's just the nature of it. Want to decrease the cleaning? Only use distilled water in it. Are you going to do that? Probably not. I most certainly wouldn't. But, even if you do put in that extra effort, you're still going to have to clean it occasionally. For reals people, just follow the instructions and soak the heating element in distilled white vinegar. Be an adult. And if you aren't going to do that then stop whining that it breaks. You're car won't run without occasional maintenance, you can't keep going without some basic health and hygiene, your home doesn't stay clean without you actually cleaning it, a humidifier isn't any different.Now, after ranting a bit, I have noticed a few things about this humidifier. First, if you don't turn it off before removing the tank to refill it it will stop working and you'll have to deep clean it after each use. In other words, when the tank gets empty make sure you flip the switch to off then remove the tank and refill. If you leave it on something seems to happen and when you put the refilled tank back on it will still register as out of water and won't turn back on until you deep clean it. No clue why. I'm not an engineer. So that's pretty simple to keep in mind, remember to turn off before removing tank.Also, if you follow some cleaning guides online you might end up with melted plastic in the tank like I did. Some recommend putting tea tree oil inside to disinfect (or other essential oils). While that might work for some people it melted the plastic on the inside of my tank. Is this the humidifiers fault? Absolutely not. I included a pic of what it did (that's not hard mineral deposits, it's the actual plastic that's been warped). I knew some essential oils could ruin plastic (citrus oils especially) but I trusted whatever blog I had stumbled across and did it anyway. So learn from my stupidity and just stick to distilled white vinegar to remove hard mineral deposits.If you really truly feel it needs to be disinfected more use a small amount of bleach diluted in cool water. Hot water decreases the efficiency of bleach. And never mix anything in with it (especially vinegar, so rinse super duper well if you've just used vinegar in it). Bleach and water only and always! Otherwise you subjecting yourself to some pretty nasty gases. Also, use less bleach than you think. The recommended about is 2 tsp per 1 gallon. That's very little bleach. Most people will dump in a cup or more. You're just wasting bleach though if you do that.So, the basics of cleaning any humidifier crazy well is to soak it with distilled white vinegar overnight to remove hard mineral deposits (following the manual for where to apply vinegar). Scrub off deposits with a soft sponge, brush, toothbrush, and/or qtips. Rinse until you're positive the vinegar is gone. This is where I usually stop, but if you want it to be extra sterile make a bleach solution and soak it in that for a short time (again only put the liquid where the manual directs). Rinse really super well once again until you're positive the bleach is gone. Let it air dry completely. Then you're ready to store it until next season or run it!Next I want to talk about the medicine cup. That's one of my favorite parts of this machine! Most humidifiers in this price range don't come with that. This one is intended for medicine though (Vicks humidifier additive for example), not essential oils. However, that being said, many residents who used our humidifiers were determined to use essential oils at any cost and if there wasn't a place to put oils they'd put them in the humidifier tank itself. Don't do that! Ever! First, like I said earlier, you run the risk of damaging the plastic inside the tank. Second, it's going to ruin and break your machine. Humidifiers are designed to evaporate water and nothing else. So if you're determined to use your humidifier as a diffuser then please buy a humidifier like this one that has a medicine cup and just put the oils in the medicine cup. It'll get gunky, but that's loads better than ruining the machine itself. Plus it's possible to still clean the cup, even if used incorrectly.You can soak the plastic piece with the cup in vinegar and that'll help a wee bit but you'll most likely need something that can really cut through the oil residue. Dish soap (that's intended to cut grease) will work very well if you make sure to clean the cup out regularly. However if you leave oil in it and/or use it for long periods without cleaning and it gets really bad you'll probably want to spring for an actual degreasing agent (G510 was what we used on station, but it's only available commercially). I'd recommend buying an oven cleaner (they also de-scum bathtubs really well!). Just make sure whichever one you pick is safe to use on plastics. Spray a little in the cup and the greasy oily residue should dissolve almost magically. Rinse really well, continue with your vinegar soak for the heating element and tank (and bleach if you want) and then call it good!All in all, this is a great and cheap machine. It has a lot of features that many equally priced humidifiers don't. If you love it it will love you back. And I know this because I've seen how many unloving people have treated many kinds of humidifiers. The golden rule applies to your belongings just as well as it does to people.

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