Tips to Improve Your Indoor Space
Rosemary Addison Aside from facilitating access to natural light during the day, windows also act as natural ventilators. Keeping your windows open promotes the movement of air in and out of your home. The role of windows as natural ventilators is also linked to their involvement in controlling indoor humidity levels. If you leave your window open … Read more
A change in the color of water in your humidifier can raise some concerns and increase your likelihood of exposing yourself to harmful pathogens. If the water in your humidifier is changing color or turning black, it could be because of the build-up of magnesium and calcium mineral deposits from hard water, accumulation of mold … Read more
High-quality or natural spring water obtained from unpolluted sources is free from chemicals, and harmful microbes, and is rich in minerals that our body needs. Spring water has a lot of benefits depending on what you need to use the spring water for plus the source of the spring water. So can you use spring … Read more
You can use humidifiers and evaporative coolers can be used interchangeably depending on what you wish to achieve for your indoor air. The main difference between a humidifier and an evaporative cooler is their mechanism of functionality. Humidifiers work by releasing mist into the air with the help of a fan or ultrasonic vibrations while … Read more
Using the right water temperature in your humidifier is important for prolonging the longevity of your product. Aside from the water temperature, it is also important to learn about the type of water that you should use in your humidifier. Short Answer You should put cold water in a humidifier regardless of whether you are … Read more
The role of your humidifier and ceiling fan are somehow interlinked as they are both based on the quality of the air in your home. Humidifiers add moisture into the air while fans aid air circulation. You can use a ceiling fan with a humidifier on at the same time. In fact, using a ceiling … Read more
Humidifiers are designed to improve the quality of air in your home by adding moisture or humidity to the air. The question of whether it is safe to leave a humidifier on when not at home relies on several factors like the type of humidifier that you are using, the relative humidity in the room … Read more
A humidifier can be a valuable addition to your home, especially when the air is dry or if you live in a place with relatively low humidity levels. However, if not used properly a humidifier might not be the best investment for your home. Yes, humidifiers can cause mold in a room and on walls. … Read more
We may receive a small commission for qualifying purchases made from the product links in this post at no additional cost to you. Humidifiers are generally safe around electronics as long as you ensure that the humidity levels in your home are within the recommended levels. Continue reading to learn about the relationship between humidity … Read more
We may receive a small commission for qualifying purchases made from the product links in this post at no additional cost to you. Humidifiers whether cool or warm are designed to increase the humidity levels in a room or house. Both humidifiers are effective in adding moisture to a room. So if you live in … Read more