Better Health

A humidifier makes your home atmosphere less promotive to cold and flu germs by releasing a mist that helps to maintain the humidity level of your home.

Happier Plants

All indoor houseplants require at least 23% of humidity level, especially when the outside temperature is below freezing. In that case, a humidifier is an ideal product to have in your home.

Warm Your Home

Higher the moisture warmer the air will be. Similarly, dry air can let you feel colder. A humidifier can maintain the comfort level of breath when the temperature starts to fall.

Convenience

First, you need to decide what type of humidifier you are looking for, warm or cool mist or a dual unit. Second, there are many sub-features, such as water tank size, ease of refilling, portability, and digital controls. The higher the capacity and variety you want in a humidifier, the more inconvenient it becomes. So, choose wisely.

Efficiency

Most humidifiers have a minimum coverage area, but it is excellent for personal use. However, if it is the coverage you are looking for, then it would be best to go for the console models as they considered to be whole-house units. Typically, a humidifier uses little energy and is safe to use.

Hard Water

Minerals in hard water can accumulate dust on the furniture of your room. For best results use distilled water in your humidifier, and regular cleaning is also required to get the most out of your humidifier. 

Noise

Usually, some noise expected from a humidifier but some humidifiers have silent settings. However, the sound does help drown out other household noises. Invest in a good humidifier that specially designed to reduce noise levels.  

Output

Humidifiers come in different types based on mist creation and electricity consumption. The output defines the capacity of a unit. Higher output means it has a higher ability to correct the humidity level of your home at a much faster speed.