Nursery Humidifier

Not all humidifiers are created equal. At Canopy we designed our Humidifier to provide the optimal relative humidity in an environment, from embedded sensors that monitor whether it should be on or off, to intelligence to help prevent mold growth, dishwasher safe components, a small footprint (up to 500 sqft) that's nightstand friendly. Canopy's Humidifier is produced with premium materials and overall best-in-category design.

Yes! We've consulted with a number of specialists regarding the performance and use of the Canopy Nursery Humidifier. We believe the Canopy Nursery Humidifier is a beneficial addition to any room in your home, but especially your nursery. In fact, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends the use of an evaporative or cool-mist humidifier for your child’s room, because they’re safer for children and pets than warm-mist humidifiers or vaporizers.

As always, we recommend consulting with your pediatrician prior to incorporating any new device into your baby's nursery.

Adding a Nursery Humidifier to your child's room can help relieve symptoms of cold and flu, such as sinus irritation, nasal congestion, and cough; relieve symptoms of allergies and asthma; relieve dryness & redness for healthy, hydrated skin; reduce the infectiousness of airborne viruses indoors by up to 5x.

Depending on the relative humidity in your room, a full tank will last somewhere between 18 and 36 hours.

The Nursery Humidifier has been designed to run continuously until all of the water in the tank has been used. This stops mold from growing in your unit or on your filter. For optimal performance, we recommend that you let your Humidifier's tray and filter dry completely at least once a week, this will also ensure that your filter will serve you as long as possible.

The Humdifier's tank, cap, and tray can all be put in the dishwasher. Essentially, any part of the product that holds water, can go directly into the dishwasher!

Do not place the body of the Nursery Humidifier, which houses the fan, into the dishwasher as this section is where the electrical components are stored.

We recommend that you keep your Nursery Humidifier on a clean surface, to avoid dust and debris being picked up by the fan. But if you're seeing dust in the fan of your humidifier you can clean this out by using canned air to dislodge anything that may have collected on the fan or screen. After using the canned air, simply wipe the fan with a damp cloth, both on top and inside your humidifier. No need to unscrew anything!