Portable Home Office Indoor Humidifier

PRODUCTS INTRODUCTION

1.Appearance design: beautiful generous

2.Purification effect: absolutely first-class

3.Noise level: sleep mode, regular mode

4.Installation: very simple

5.Operation: simple

Precautions for the use of air humidifier 

1.Place it stably. When placing it, make sure the bottom of the machine and the plane in contact with it are stable.

2.Select the appropriate air volume according to the environmental conditions.

3.Enable the function of negative ions, and choose to use the function of negative oxygen ions in the startup state as required.

4.Precautions for the use of air  humidifier  - clean the front filter regularly. The front filter (generally for the rear cover of the case) used for a long time, will collect some dust, thus affecting the wind, affect the air purification effect. So, need to use vacuum machine to dust new walk, or clean with dishcloth, even wash.

5.Precautions for use of air humidifier -- add spices. Take out the spice box and insert it on the spice hook. When there is no fragrance release, open the machine to remove the spice box and add new solid spices, and then reinstall the spice box in place.

Benefits of Humidifier

You can actually see humidity—outside on a foggy day, in a steamy shower or sauna—the moisture you see is the vapor—humidity. In dry arid climates, humidity is low at all times. A humidifier is beneficial in the winter for these people. Where you live and the season will have different levels of humidity, outdoors and indoors. Humidity will be higher in the summertime and lower in the winter season. You never want humidity too high or too low because it can cause issues.

High Humidity—puts condensation on windows and makes your home feel airless, warm, and suffocating. Most people find it oppressive and feel as though there is no ventilation. Mold, mildew, dust mites, and bacteria can be triggered with too much humidity. Asthma and allergy sufferers do not do well in an environment with high humidity.

Low Humidity—is equally as difficult to live with. Dry air irritates the nasal and sinus passages, causes dry itchy skin and flaking skin, causes eyelids to itch, and when you sleep, you might mouth breathe making your mouth and throat dry. You will sometimes mouth breathe because your nose is stuffed up with limited moisture in the air.

Low humidity contributes to static electricity that makes hair fly, and touching metal gives you a surprising shock. Wood furniture and wood floors can crack and dry out, ceramic tile can have cracked grout and be ruined; artwork dries out along with books and papers. The ideal humidity is to have a level between 30% and 60% for comfort and health.

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