Why You Use A Humidifier

Why You Use A Humidifier

The weather is getting colder. In addition to the punctual arrival of smog, the dry indoor air is also miserable. However, the weather in the north is cold and dry, and it is the season when drinking more water is not enough. Therefore, the humidifier market has also ushered in sales. Peak season, but do you really know about humidifiers? Think buying just one will satisfy your "craving"?

First, for those of you who don't care, why would you use a humidifier?

According to the national indoor air standard, the indoor humidity should be controlled between 30% and 60% when heating in winter, but can the air humidity in your home reach it? If you can't reach it, be careful. First, the dry environment is the main reason for the increase in the floating amount of dust and suspended particulate matter. Bacteria like to cling to this dust and endanger the health of your family.

Secondly, in a dry environment, you will find that you will wake up every morning with dry mouth, tense muscles, and low mood, and the dry environment will cause muscle fibers to shrink due to water loss, which will lead to irreversible aging over time. Smooth out wrinkles on the skin. It can also dry out wooden furniture.

What kind of humidifier is good?

Let's first understand the mainstream humidifiers on the market. The current humidifiers are divided into ultrasonic, electric heating,

And pure!

Ultrasonic humidifier: Ultrasonic humidification refers to the use of high-efficiency ultrasonic vibrations to break water into small particles with a diameter of only 1-5 microns, and then use pneumatic devices to blow these small particles into the air. This humidifier has humidification speed.

Its advantages are low power consumption, long service life, and relatively cheap price. The disadvantage is that it requires high water.

Electric humidifier: An electric humidifier vaporizes water through an electric heater and sprays steam into the air to humidify the air. This kind of humidifier has high humidification efficiency, low water quality requirements, and no "white powder" phenomenon. It is suitable for use in various regions, but it consumes a lot of power and has a short service life.

Is sleeping with a humidifier good for you?

Using a humidifier while you sleep has some clear health benefits. For example, you may find that dry skin, sinus problems, nosebleeds and chapped lips are less of a concern. You may also experience some relief from congestion if you have a cold.