The Humidifier

How many times have you come across the topic about humidifiers when you read about HVAC systems or indoor air quality? The importance of humidifier is great, that’s why it has been mentioned ever so frequently.

The humidifier unit uses a humidity-sensing control that cycles the humidifier on and off and a water panel that adds water vapor to the circulated air when needed. In dry air conditions, the sensor tracks the percentage of humidity in the air and adjusts the amount of added water vapor.

It is a well-known fact that humidifiers can help with many problems such as:

Allergies,
Dry Skin,
Headaches,
Cracked Lips,
Irritated Eyes,
Dryness in the Throat,
Respiratory Problems.

If you suffer from some of the symptoms listed above, you should definitely consider buying a humidifier. It is important to have one during the summer season when the air is dry and can only worsen existing symptoms.

Neither all humidifiers look the same nor they work in the same way. There are many types such as:

Central,
Evaporative,
Steam Vaporizer,
Impeller,
Ultrasonic.

You should consider what type is the best for your home and get one since the summer season is on and the air is getting more drier.

However, you should be careful with the humidifier. If your home isn’t perfectly healthy, free from mold and pests then buying a humidifier can only worsen the situation. So, before buying a humidifier, please make sure your home is mold free.

Also, the biggest issue with humidifiers is that they should be perfectly maintained, otherwise the water in humidifier becomes the perfect environment for bacteriae to thrive and infect the air you are breathing.