Auto turning-off humidifier

Claim 1

An auto turning-off humidifier comprising, a base having a hollowed space for storing water, a vibrating plate set at the bottom surface of the base, and a water sensor set at a side wall of the base with its sensing needle protruding inside the hollowed space for storing water for functioning to cut off electricity in case of not touching water, a water tank being placed on said base and having a vapor room at its central part separated from the water tank to prevent the water in the tank from going into the vapor room, a vapor room being placed at the central part of the water tank, separated from the water tank, and just located just above the vibrating plate in the base, a sieve set at the bottom of the vapor room, having a round hole at its center to let the vapor produced by the vibrating plate pass through into the vapor room, and able to let down the water drops coming down from the vapor room, a lid covering a hole on the top of the vapor room and having several little windows for the vapor in the vapor room to flow out and, a handle set at the bottom of the water tank for carrying it and having a round hole for the water vapor produced by the vibrating plate to pass through.