Regular cleaning is important for preventing mold,
mildew, and other bacterial growth in your humidifier.
It also keeps your Lanai working its best.
1. Let the unit run until it’s empty, then turn it off and
unplug it.
2. Throw your wick away if it is time to replace it. Otherwise,
remove it from the base and put the wick in a sink while
you finish cleaning your Lanai.
3. Pour out any remaining water from the base.
4. Clean the base by filling it half-full with water. Add 1 cup
of white vinegar and let it sit for 20 minutes.
To disinfect,
replace the vinegar with 1 teaspoon of bleach.
Do not
mix vinegar and bleach.
5. After 20 minutes, empty the base.
6. Dampen a sponge with white vinegar and wipe down
the base. Rinse it thoroughly.
To disinfect, replace the
vinegar with bleach.
7. With the Lanai unit, you have the option of cleaning your
wick. The wick can be rinsed and soaked with clean
water. Low pressure flushing is recommended. Cleaning
time should not exceed 8 minutes.
8. Wipe everything dry. Replace your wick or install a new
one, then reassemble the unit.
When storing your Lanai
, discard the used wick and disinfect
the unit using the directions above. Dry the unit thoroughly, and
store in a temperature-regulated area. Do not install a new wick
until you are ready to use your humidifier again.
HOW TO CLEAN YOUR LANAI
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Press the timer button to run your
Lanai for up to 12 hours. Each press
adds an hour to your runtime.
To turn on sleep mode, press the sleep
mode button . After five seconds, the
Lanai’s nightlight and panel lights will
dim (your humidity setting will not change).
Press the button again to turn the lights back
on.
Press the nightlight button to turn
on the Lanai’s LED multicolor nightlight.
Once on, the colors will rotate. You can
select a specific color by pressing the button
again, then continue pressing until you find the
color you like. After cycling through all of the
colors, a final press will turn the nightlight off.
That’s it! Your Lanai is ready to use.
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