During periods of heat and high temperatures, the lack of moisture in the air is especially noticeable. But even in winter, the air in city apartments and other enclosed spaces is very dry, and the humidity rarely rises above 35%. This negatively affects a person’s well-being and health. This especially affects children. Doctors advise artificially humidifying the air in case of diseases of the respiratory system and during periods when air humidity becomes low. If there is dry air in the room, allergies, asthma and other diseases associated with the breathing process may develop.
Previously, to saturate the air with moisture, they placed jars of water throughout the room and hung wet towels, but this method is ineffective.
Nowadays, humidifiers have become very widely used. What are they? There are 3 types of humidifiers: traditional, steam and ultrasonic.
Traditional devices humidify the air by passing water through a system of filters, which are blown by a fan. They are supplied with a filter cassette. When the fan operates, it creates significant noise, and therefore it is uncomfortable to use during quiet times of the day. But it costs significantly less than ultrasonic.
Steam humidifiers do not require filter replacement and are capable of humidifying a large room. But these devices get very hot during operation and consume a lot of electricity.
Ultrasonic humidifiers spray (break) water into microparticles and water enters the room in the form of steam. Many devices have a steam heating function. Such devices usually have an electronic display that displays the humidity and current settings. Inside the case there is a humidity sensor, from which information is displayed on the display, and an electronic control circuit. Such units are capable of humidifying large rooms in volume. Here it is necessary to control the water level in the tank and fill it in a timely manner.
All types of humidifiers have different types of designs, so you can choose a device that will appeal to a particular buyer.
