AIRCARE specializes in high-quality home humidifiers, offering evaporative, ultrasonic, and steam solutions to improve indoor air quality and comfort.
AIRCARE is a premier brand dedicated to managing home environment quality through a diverse range of humidifiers and accessories. Manufactured by Essick Air Products, AIRCARE devices are designed to maintain optimal humidity levels, protecting home interiors and alleviating physical discomforts associated with dry air. Their extensive lineup includes whole-house pedestal and console evaporative humidifiers, as well as compact table-top units utilizing ultrasonic and steam technologies.
Known for durability and efficiency, AIRCARE products feature user-friendly digital controls, high-output performance, and easy maintenance. The brand also provides essential replacement parts such as wicks, filters, and bacteriostatic treatments to ensure long-term reliability. Whether for a single room or an entire home, AIRCARE delivers solutions that prioritize health, comfort, and energy efficiency.
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Wicks should generally be replaced once per season or every 30 to 90 days depending on water quality and usage. If the wick becomes hard and brittle or stops absorbing water, it needs to be replaced.
Turn off and unplug the unit. Clean the base and tank with a mixture of water and white vinegar or an AIRCARE-approved cleaner to remove mineral buildup. Do not submerge the motor housing or controls in water.
The serial number is typically found on a sticker located on the back of the fan assembly or on the side of the motor housing.
Ensure the float assembly is correctly installed and moving freely. If using a bottle model, ensure the cap plunger is engaging correctly with the base mechanism.
It is recommended to use only bacteriostat treatments designed for evaporative humidifiers. Essential oils should not be used in evaporative models as they can damage the plastic and clog the wick.