Winix L60 0.6 Gallon Ultrasonic Humidifier with Night Mood Light

  • 30 hours of humidification
  • Top-fill design makes it easy to keep on misting
  • Adjust the mist setting and the mood lighting color
  • Its thoughts on 1993’s adventure game Myst: None, it’s a humidifier
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Humid Nature

It can be hard to get out of bed in the morning.

Your alarm goes off, but the sun isn’t even peeking through the curtains yet. The bed is nice and warm. The pillow, so soft. The comforter, so… uhh… comforting.

It’s easy to just tap the snooze button, roll back over, and catch a few more Zs.

In fact, if there’s one thing that might push you to get out of bed, it’s nothing having to do with the environment. It’s you. Your mouth is a sandy desert. Your cheeks are chalky with evaporated drool. Your skin, an expanse of taut paper. And the air has alchemized the snot in your nose into a collection of diamond-like boogers, hard, painful, yet value-less.

It’s uncomfortable.

What else: it’s unnecessary.

Because we can fix it. We have the technology. Namely, we have humidifiers. Like this one.

Here’s what you need to know. It can run for 30 straight hours. When the water runs out, it’ll automatically turn off. From there, thanks to its top-fill design, all you need to do is just pour more water in and turn it back on. Plus, you can adjust the mist level as well as the color of its mood lighting.

Hey, you know what else you could call that ‘mood lighting’? A night light.

That’s the other thing about this humidifier: it would be a great addition to your nursery. And since it doesn’t have ‘baby’ in the brand name, or a logo featuring a baby or a stork or any of that stuff, it’s not marked up by roughly 70%. In fact, it’s only about $15, which is crazy cheap.

So go ahead. Get a humidifier for you or your child. Or, hell, get one for each of you. You won’t regret it.

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