Crane Droplet Cool Mist Humidifier – 1.9L Clear Hot

The Droplet Humidifier from Crane can be used by parents looking for natural alternatives to cough medicine and other croup, colds and cough remedies, as it increases the moisture in the air. Increased moisture in the air can be used for dry coughs, colds, nose bleeds, itchy eyes, dry scratchy throats andcongestion with newborn babies right through to toddlers and adults.

**NEW FEATURE** This new Droplet has a Vapor Pad Tray! The Vapor pad slot is perfect for extra relief. It is compatible with the HS-1950 Menthol Vapor Pads and the HS-1950L Lavender Vapor Pads that provide a peaceful aromatic smell for a heightened experience.This Crane droplet comes with a sample of the HS-1950L Lavender Vapor Pad.

Coughs, dry tickly throats, congestion and colds can disrupt a baby’ssleep. A whisper quiet, Crane Ultrasonic Humidifier can be used to increase air moisture for easierbreathing and a good night’s sleep. Because of this, many parents choose to include a Crane Humidifier as part of their winter wellness kit.

If your child has asthma or a breathing condition we suggest checking with your GP or a health professional

Please note it is recommended you use the non-medicated scented vapour pad for ages 3 years and up.

FAQ

Does This Crane Humidifier Have a Light?
The mode indicator lights switch off after selection – ideal for darkened rooms

Why Should IUse a Humidifier?
The real question is why shouldn’t you? Humidifiers increase moisture in the air that can otherwise be removed by other external factors such as air conditioners and heaters. Having the right balance of moisture in the air can be used for coughs, dry tickly throats, congestion and colds.

Is This Suitable for Babies and Toddlers?
Yes, this unit is designed for use with your baby or toddler and the range of fun designs makes it easy to find something your little one will love. The cool mist technology makes it safe to have in the home, unlike hot steam vaporisers which can be a burns hazard.

Please note it is recommended you use the non-medicated scented vapour pad for ages 3 years and up.

Humidifier or Vaporiser?
Humidifier is the name in the US for what is usually called a Vaporiser (sometimes spelled as vapouriser or vapourizer) in NZ and Australia. It is important to note that Crane Adorable, Drop and Travel Humidifer/Vaporisers are Cool Mist Ultrasonic Vaporisers, not to be confused with warm mist or steam vaporisers. We use the terms Humidifier and Vaporiser interchangeably when referring to Crane products.

Which is Better: Warm Mist or Cool Mist?
The major difference is that a Warm Mist Humidifier is heating the water to produce steam vapour. Cool Mist Humidifiers use an Ultrasonic Nebulizer that vibrates at a very high frequency to produce an extra fine water mist. When it comes to humidifying a room, there is not much of a difference between the two types – both are equally effective. However, paediatricians and parents alike recommend Cool Mist Humidifiers for babies and children because there is no heating element, which could be a safety risk for a child. Cool Mist Humidifiers can also save money on energy costs.

How does the Drop differ from the Droplet?
The Drop is bigger and has a large tank capacity. The Drop capacity is 3.75L and the Droplet is 1.9L. The larger the tank, the longer your Humidifier will run for before needing to be filled. Both Drop and Droplet will run continuously through the night.

Can I Use Essential OilsWith My Crane Vaporiser?
No, as traditional essential oils will interfere with the operation of the ultrasonic membrane in your humidifier and cause the plastic to break down over time. A glass or ceramic diffuser is more suited for use with oils. This Crane product has a vapour pad slot to replace the need to add essential oils to the tank. You can pop your essentials oils on to the vapour pad directly.

However it is primarily the cool mist produced by the Crane Humidifier that is designed to increase moisture in the air and can be used for dry coughs, colds, nose bleeds, itchy eyes, dry scratchy throats and congestion. The NZ Ministry of Health recommends using a humidifier to increase moisture in the air as a form of self-care when you have a cold.