Dual-Mist (Warm/Cool) Ultrasonic Humidifier

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NO

Yes, but not a replacement one. Although I use mine heavily and it's been fine for over a year

To add water the blue tank in the picture is removed and turned upside down and you add water

I would not unless you filter it. Too many minerals to cause build up.

The filter can be cleaned but it doesn't last very long once you clean it.

usually consumes the 2 gallons in about 24 hours. I have a large space

yes,