Safety 1st Stay Clean Humidifier

Being the parent of a little one comes with lots of cleaning. But with the Safety 1st Stay Clean Humidifier, we’ve made things a bit easier for you, with the help of Vyv’s antimicrobial LED technology that kills* 99.9% of bacteria and prevents mold growth* inside the humidifier. The LED lights sanitize† the inside of the humidifier when they are left on 24/7. The lights also act as a night light.Our ultrasonic cool-mist humidifier is easy to fill, quiet, and features a 1-gallon tank and auto shut-off. There are no dangerous ultraviolet (UV) lights to think about and it’s filter-free. Plus, since the sleek design is crevice-free, keeping it clean on the outside is easy too. A Quick Start Guide is included for easy set-up.The Vyv StoryVyv is a health technology company delivering a new class of antimicrobial light that reduces the impact of microbes* in homes, public places, and industries. Unlike harmful chemicals or dangerous ultraviolet (UV) light, Vyv’s finely tuned, patented light continuously kills microbes* and creates an inhospitable environment to inhibit their growth on product’s surfaces†. Leaving your humidifier plugged in, with the Vyv LED lights on, gives you the peace of mind that your humidifier is staying clean.Benefits of Using a Humidifier·      Reduces the survival of the flu virus on product’s surfaces and in the air‡·      Keeps throat and nasal passages hydrated, temporarily relieving cough, congestion, dry nose, itchy skin, and chapped lips·      Helps your little one sleep more comfortably·      Also great for pets and plants* LED lights kill bacteria and prevent mold growth within the unit ONLY. +99.9% of MRSA and E. coli bacterial concentrations killed within 24 hours.; growth of mold (Aspergillus) prevented (in laboratory-controlled studies with prolonged use).† Sanitization will only function when unit is plugged in and LED lights are on 24/7. It is normal for all but 1 LED light to turn off when the tank is removed. Use distilled water for optimal performance.‡ A study by Environmental Health and Engineering (Environmental Health 2010, 9:55) shows that keeping indoor air at an RH level of 40%–60% can reduce the survival of flu viruses on surfaces and in the air compared to lower RH levels.