What is a humidifier and what is it used for?
If you've ever wondered what a humidifier is, we'll tell you. This product has recently become popular due to the benefits it offers, and you've probably seen them on more than one occasion.
Humidifiers are devices that emit steam to increase humidity levels in the air.
Types of humidifiers
Vaporizers:
These with electricity create steam that is cooled before leaving the unit.
Ultrasonic humidifiers:
Instead of electricity, they use vibrations to vaporize the water.
Evaporators:
They produce humidity by blowing air to evaporate water.
Impeller humidifier:
They are recommended for children using rotating discs that, instead of heat, vaporize the water.
Central humidifiers:
The unit connects to the central air conditioning in the home or office to add humidity to the entire space.
Humidifiers in general can help people who suffer from:
- Dry skin
- Irritated eyes
- Dryness in the throat or airways
- Allergies
- Frequent cough
- Nosebleed
- Headache
- Chapped lips
It can also reduce snoring. If the air is dry, a person's airways are less likely to become sufficiently lubricated, which causes snoring. So adding moisture to the air with a humidifier at night may help alleviate symptoms.
Using a humidifier in your home can help your family's health, whether it's relieving nasal congestion or easing the discomfort caused by colds and the flu.
Having plants in your home will make your home feel fresher and help your hardwood floors and furniture last longer. Humidity can also help prevent wallpaper from cracking and static electricity from building up.
If you are interested in purchasing a humidifier, we recommend this Portable Humidifier and Steam Air Purifier.
It features two modes: continuous spray and indirect spray, and a key switch. Colorful ambient lights. Low noise, without affecting sleep. Compact and lightweight, it can be used in the car.
- Alejandra Bego
