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I got a humidifier for only $5 and it does wonders. Not ten minutes, I already tell a big difference and it makes me feel more comfortable and relaxed. And believe it or not, it makes my room feel colder. Not sure if my body is being influenced in the increase of humidity thinking it makes my room cooler but it does feel like that. I use ice water and it works best like that. Humidifiers for the win!
My original intention for this humidifier was to use it for plants that require high moisture levels. After using it in my room, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxtD9aJ2m6GU-X1IChQxjn9l31K1A7Kpwj however, I think that's where it is going to stay in the fall and winter season at least. The increased humidity in my room made the room warmer and more comfortable. I had first ran the humidifier for 4 hours with the timer setting for it. After the first hour, I checked my room and can feel the difference. When the full 4 hours was up, I checked again and noticed that the humidifier was shut off as it is suppose to. The moisture level never seem to get passed 56/57%. I then let it run until all the water is used up, which it wasn't all used up. There are still some left in the base that you are not suppose to add water to. I filled up the water tank all the way again, being careful when removing it from the base. Some left over water may spill out. After putting it back on and setting the unit to auto, I let it operate. It didn't stop running, rather I don't know if it did at any point since I didn't check it regularly, for 24 hours after which the water in the tank ran out. The moisture reading never passed 56/57%, which may be a good thing for me. Being situated right next to my bed, the noise was not very noticeable with the occasional water gurgle from time to time as the unit ran.
*Well-made, delivered quickly, and easy to install with **Fastly.Cool** . I may be imagining it, but it seems quieter than the 14 year-old unit that I pulled out. Of course it was noisy at the end due to failed bearings, so hard to compare.*
So, the ones that dispense hot steam are not called humidifiers, they are called VAPORIZERS. It says "Vaporizer" right on the box, and vaporizers are mostly used when a person is sick with a cold, flu, sinus infection, etc. This is why VAPORIZERS have that little tray on top - it's meant to hold medicine, typically Vicks. Vaporizers and humidifiers are NOT the same and should NOT be placed in the same category, for they each serve different purposes. HUMIDIFIERS dispense cool mist into the air. Humidifiers are used typically during a colder climate. When it's cold outside, we turn our heat on, and heat dries out the air... especially electric heating! So in this case a humidifier would help. Then there's the DEHUMIDIFIER. The dehumidifier is typically used in hotter, naturally muggy environments - like Florida, for example. Having too much moisture in the air can also be dangerous. Too much moisture can ruin your paint, create black mold in unseen spots, and it can also do irreversible damage to the electronics in your home. In this case, a dehumidifier would be used to remove excess moisture from the air. Either way, best thing to do is to get yourself a meter that reads humidity levels. I got one from Home Depot years ago, cost me $8.00 and it still works today! I hope that helps, cause there's a whole lot of information missing from this video!
I bought a vaporizer the other day and I mix essential oils and peroxide and collodial silver in the medicine tray and it has made a tremendous positive effect on helping my sinus problems
@@arianamooon yes , I usually fill the medicine tray mostly full of peroxide and put two or three drops of colloidal silver in it followed by a couple of drops of oregano oil or whatever essential oil of your choosing maybe , first time I used it, it cleared my sinuses within a matter of hours when nothing else ever worked, some people substitute peroxide and put colloidal silver in the tray but for a lot of people who has to buy silver it is a lot more expensive than hydrogen peroxide is.
@@arianamooon FYI just be careful on your essential oil because some of it like oregano oil is super concentrated and real strong and it can be a little harsh on your nose if you breathe in real deep as for me I'm used to it and it don't bother me, Good Luck!!
@@terryhill4732 thanks!! The oregano oil surprised me how much i liked it. Im going to have to look into this collodial silver… my crazy ex mother in law introduced me to it but i still know nothing about it, and tired of wasting money on health things that dont work. I heard you can turn blue if you ingest too much of it! Thats just such a strange combination to me.. hydrogen peroxide… hmm… where did you learn of this mix?
@@arianamooon A guy at a health food store I go to give me the recipe, as far as the collodial silver trust me do not listen to all this hype you hear on the internet about it turning you blue that's a scare tactic by big pharma that they've used for several years to keep people from using it I've been using it for almost 5 years every single day and I've not turned blue the reason that got started was some people who make it their self at home , which I make my own , you can order online a colloidal silver generator and buy pure silver also and it's a lot cheaper but also you can purchase it at a health food store which it is really expensive , the reason they get this started about turning you blue is people who make it at home don't follow directions and put salt in with the silver when you do this it turns it into a toxic solution and if you ingest a lot it, it has turned a few people blue but it was their own fault by not following directions if you don't feel safe making it yourself you can buy it at most health food stores and I've seen it also at Walmart which is somewhat cheaper but it is a single best supplement I've ever used to keep from getting sick in the winter time it's easy to research it look it up online it's been documented and researched that it will kill 650 different kinds of bacteria and viruses pretty much every virus known to man this is why big pharma does not want the public to take it , it is so much better than any antibiotic that they have to offer don't trust me do your own research on it but keep in mind you'll see a lot of negative stuff saying it will turn you blue but like I say it's just a tactic by big pharma, and besides my whole family takes it
I always have chronic allergies related to cerebral palsy and autism since I was a little girl and I always use my humidifier for my allergies so I can breathe for day and night during wintertime.
Whoever reads this You are beautifully made by God and you have a special purpose in life Dont give up your dreams for just being impatient give your dreams to God with patience.Jesus loves you.
What about summertime ? The air in our bed room is very dry at summer and my kids age 4, 4, 6 always always coughing at night ...what's the best solution ?
Confess that Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart the God raised him from the dead, and you will be saved..you will receive the Holy Spirit Repent of your sins. ("Repent" is Latin. It means "To Turn Away." Turn away from your sins, refuse to go back to who you once were.) Be baptized. (Be completely submerged under water) And the Holy Spirit will gift you. JESUS CHRIST LOVES YOU God bless you
Neah, it doesn't evaporate fast enough to make a difference. You'd need a larger surface area and even then, when the temperature drops in winter it won't evaporate fast enough.
What is the benefits of using cool air humidifier in tropical regions like India? Or costal areas, Where humidity is already high. Is there any side effects of using one in such regions to our heath?
A humidifier is for climates that has a dry and real low humidity it is to put humidity into the air not one that has existing high humidity in the air already, sounds like you need a dehumidifier
@@terryhill4732 will using one decrease room temperature though? as of writing, I may even need to sleep outside or on the couch just so I can sleep. when I sweat in my room, it permeates, so I can tell my room's humid like what's said in the video. I badly wanna know if it will remove the excess warmth too
@@sylfraeaveniore2684 It won't decrease temperature in high humidity you will sweat more, in a hot climate zero humidity will make you sweat less than high humidity but the temperature won't change , that's why an A/C will decrease humidity and you will feel more comfortable and lower the temperature also
Humidifiers are useful for winters in our home when we have heaters or fireplaces on. Heaters reduce humidity levels in our homes. In tropical areas winters are not that cold. For example I use humidifiers for my sinus due to heaters on and for my tropical plants which love humidity
Sorry for the late response... Yes, generally breathing mist from a humidifier is considered safe. Humidifiers work by increasing the moisture level in the air, which can be beneficial especially in dry climates or in wintertime when indoor air tends to become dry from heating systems. They can help with dry skin, chapped lips, nosebleeds, and respiratory symptoms such as those from a cold or allergies. However, there are several important considerations: Cleanliness: It's critical to keep your humidifier clean and well-maintained. Bacteria, mold, and allergens can grow in humidifiers if they're not cleaned regularly, and these could be dispersed in the mist and potentially inhaled. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning and maintenance. Type of Water Used: Use distilled or demineralized water in your humidifier if possible. Tap water may contain minerals that can be dispersed in the air and breathed in, and can also cause mineral buildup in your humidifier, promoting bacterial growth. Humidity Levels: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends maintaining indoor humidity levels between 30 and 50 percent. High humidity can cause condensation on surfaces, which can promote mold and bacteria growth. Some humidifiers have built-in hygrometers (devices that measure humidity), or you can purchase a separate one to monitor indoor humidity levels. Cool Mist vs. Warm Mist: Both are generally safe, but cool mist humidifiers are usually recommended if you have children, because there's no risk of burns from steam or hot water. If you have any specific health conditions, like asthma or allergies, you might want to consult a healthcare provider before using a humidifier. It's also a good idea to talk to a healthcare provider if you're planning to use a humidifier in a baby or child's room.
No, in fact it is about the dryness of the air if you are referring to humidifying. Either way, hot(steam) or cold mist will affect the humidity of the air. Always consider what specific purpose you have before selecting.
I am living in Dubai. I have sinus allergic most of the days sneeze, runny nose, itchy eyes. I have a humidifier. We are using AC all night 23.5 temperatures. Can I use humidifier hole night. I have Philips humidifier.
I have a cat that is asmatic and according to the video you showed that a steam humidifier is best for allergies .when I shop around in walmart all humidifiers seems to realease steam would you tell me the specific I should look for
Fill an electric kettle with mineral water bring to the boil, tape the on & off switch down so the kettle continuously boils the water. Watch over kettle so you don't blow the element when all the water has evaporated into the air. Turn off the kettle when the water level inside the kettle is just above the element. Leave the kettle release the sream into the air for about half an hour. Put all sensitive electrical & electronic into a different room so that the steam does not damage them while you are cleaning the air of the room.
This subject has always confused me. In the summer months when it's hot, humidity in the air is high so your sweat doesn't evaporate. In the cold season, humidity in the air is low, so your sweat evaporates quickly. So you need humidifiers to add moisture in the air in the cold seasons, is that correct? But my aircon manual states that dry mode is used to dehumidify the air during rainy season when humidity is high. So I now have a conflict where it's saying humidity is high during rainy (or cold) season. What???
High humidity can happen in cold or summer. Just look at the sky if there a lot of clouds. Or if you live in a place near ocean or the tropics, then more likely it has high humidity.
@@alcubz2622 I bought 3 humidity gouges 1 for outside so I just look out the window and can tell the humidity levels outside and I put 2 in the house in different rooms so right now it's 25 F outside with 75 % humidity and it's 66 F inside with 30 % so I'm running my cheap Walmart humidity to help with my dried out sinuses and eyes
buy a cheap desktop thermometer with hygrometer (humid meter). You get the idea about wether you need to buy one or not. In tropical area you dont need humidifier
So I have rosacea and eczema on my face and when winter hits New York my face wants to explode when we use the heat in my house or even when I use the heat in my car. It's the worst feeling ever. The face gets very red and it feels like a bad sunburn. I wanna buy a humidifier for my house and see if it helps during cold days and dry heat.
@@mee544 I actually thought it was rosacea but after seeing a dermatologist she said it was seborrheic dermatitis on my face so I ended up with prescribed lotions and antibiotics for 2 months and I was still having the same problem until one day I went to Walmart and got a lotion called Gold Bond. That was my answer right there and within 2 months of using it I was feeling fine and back to normal. The thing is I have to use it daily or I'll start feeling unexplained fevers on my face again. Specially at night.
@@17Shkurt2008Pavarsia Aw im so glad to hear you found something that works for you as dermatitis can be very stubborn. I have had some eczema appearing on my face and even after some prescribed creams i humidifier might help.
@@mee544 you should try cortizone 10 for eczema and keep your face moisturized. It might help you. Also when you take showers try using warm water so your face doesn't get red.
I sleep in the attic where there's no heater, it's currently 6c or 42f outside in the night. My room is cold as hell and my nose/feet are frozen, throat is dry too in the morning. Can I combine an electrical heater with a humidifier or can I use a humidifier on it's own without a heater?
I have dry throat after sleep & awful dry cough, recently started using my small humidifier for 5 hours each day, made air cooler but my cough better and no dry throat, humidifier won't warm a room but heater on one side & humidifier other side of room would be great for best health I would say, I've now ordered a bigger humidifier & an air purifier
@@EiLSeL_OcetOs it says only to open the windows up if there’s condensation on the windows otherwise to leave the window closed to have it functioning properly
Today i bought and used for some hours while i was asleep, i woke up with a sharp pain on the right side of my chest, maybe bacterial infection due to humidifier
as long as there is no mold or bacteria present, it should be safe to inhale, but i would not recommend doing it for too long as it will irritate your airways and make you cough.
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Put at 1.25 speed you’ll thank me
Thank you :D
I tried it at 1.25 speed but I won't thank you due to arrogance.
Thanks
@@jdbruiser shut up
@@davidalfonsus6665 Lol
I got a humidifier for only $5 and it does wonders. Not ten minutes, I already tell a big difference and it makes me feel more comfortable and relaxed. And believe it or not, it makes my room feel colder. Not sure if my body is being influenced in the increase of humidity thinking it makes my room cooler but it does feel like that. I use ice water and it works best like that. Humidifiers for the win!
What humidifier is this
The link to the humidifier?
My humidifier makes room feel warmer. Lol 😂
just type humidifier with fan it make it cooled
Any link? How big is your room ?
My original intention for this humidifier was to use it for plants that require high moisture levels. After using it in my room, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxtD9aJ2m6GU-X1IChQxjn9l31K1A7Kpwj however, I think that's where it is going to stay in the fall and winter season at least. The increased humidity in my room made the room warmer and more comfortable. I had first ran the humidifier for 4 hours with the timer setting for it. After the first hour, I checked my room and can feel the difference. When the full 4 hours was up, I checked again and noticed that the humidifier was shut off as it is suppose to. The moisture level never seem to get passed 56/57%. I then let it run until all the water is used up, which it wasn't all used up. There are still some left in the base that you are not suppose to add water to. I filled up the water tank all the way again, being careful when removing it from the base. Some left over water may spill out. After putting it back on and setting the unit to auto, I let it operate. It didn't stop running, rather I don't know if it did at any point since I didn't check it regularly, for 24 hours after which the water in the tank ran out. The moisture reading never passed 56/57%, which may be a good thing for me. Being situated right next to my bed, the noise was not very noticeable with the occasional water gurgle from time to time as the unit ran.
*Well-made, delivered quickly, and easy to install with **Fastly.Cool** . I may be imagining it, but it seems quieter than the 14 year-old unit that I pulled out. Of course it was noisy at the end due to failed bearings, so hard to compare.*
So, the ones that dispense hot steam are not called humidifiers, they are called VAPORIZERS. It says "Vaporizer" right on the box, and vaporizers are mostly used when a person is sick with a cold, flu, sinus infection, etc. This is why VAPORIZERS have that little tray on top - it's meant to hold medicine, typically Vicks. Vaporizers and humidifiers are NOT the same and should NOT be placed in the same category, for they each serve different purposes. HUMIDIFIERS dispense cool mist into the air. Humidifiers are used typically during a colder climate. When it's cold outside, we turn our heat on, and heat dries out the air... especially electric heating! So in this case a humidifier would help. Then there's the DEHUMIDIFIER. The dehumidifier is typically used in hotter, naturally muggy environments - like Florida, for example. Having too much moisture in the air can also be dangerous. Too much moisture can ruin your paint, create black mold in unseen spots, and it can also do irreversible damage to the electronics in your home. In this case, a dehumidifier would be used to remove excess moisture from the air. Either way, best thing to do is to get yourself a meter that reads humidity levels. I got one from Home Depot years ago, cost me $8.00 and it still works today! I hope that helps, cause there's a whole lot of information missing from this video!
Thank you
Your info was better and concise.
the explain is right and very professional.
I have a cool mist one for my pregnancy rhinitis? Do I have the right one? Thanks
Cheers mate!
I bought a vaporizer the other day and I mix essential oils and peroxide and collodial silver in the medicine tray and it has made a tremendous positive effect on helping my sinus problems
You mix those together?? Wow. Can you tell me more detailed instructions please??
@@arianamooon yes , I usually fill the medicine tray mostly full of peroxide and put two or three drops of colloidal silver in it followed by a couple of drops of oregano oil or whatever essential oil of your choosing maybe , first time I used it, it cleared my sinuses within a matter of hours when nothing else ever worked, some people substitute peroxide and put colloidal silver in the tray but for a lot of people who has to buy silver it is a lot more expensive than hydrogen peroxide is.
@@arianamooon FYI just be careful on your essential oil because some of it like oregano oil is super concentrated and real strong and it can be a little harsh on your nose if you breathe in real deep as for me I'm used to it and it don't bother me, Good Luck!!
@@terryhill4732 thanks!! The oregano oil surprised me how much i liked it. Im going to have to look into this collodial silver… my crazy ex mother in law introduced me to it but i still know nothing about it, and tired of wasting money on health things that dont work. I heard you can turn blue if you ingest too much of it! Thats just such a strange combination to me.. hydrogen peroxide… hmm… where did you learn of this mix?
@@arianamooon A guy at a health food store I go to give me the recipe, as far as the collodial silver trust me do not listen to all this hype you hear on the internet about it turning you blue that's a scare tactic by big pharma that they've used for several years to keep people from using it I've been using it for almost 5 years every single day and I've not turned blue the reason that got started was some people who make it their self at home , which I make my own , you can order online a colloidal silver generator and buy pure silver also and it's a lot cheaper but also you can purchase it at a health food store which it is really expensive , the reason they get this started about turning you blue is people who make it at home don't follow directions and put salt in with the silver when you do this it turns it into a toxic solution and if you ingest a lot it, it has turned a few people blue but it was their own fault by not following directions if you don't feel safe making it yourself you can buy it at most health food stores and I've seen it also at Walmart which is somewhat cheaper but it is a single best supplement I've ever used to keep from getting sick in the winter time it's easy to research it look it up online it's been documented and researched that it will kill 650 different kinds of bacteria and viruses pretty much every virus known to man this is why big pharma does not want the public to take it , it is so much better than any antibiotic that they have to offer don't trust me do your own research on it but keep in mind you'll see a lot of negative stuff saying it will turn you blue but like I say it's just a tactic by big pharma, and besides my whole family takes it
I always have chronic allergies related to cerebral palsy and autism since I was a little girl and I always use my humidifier for my allergies so I can breathe for day and night during wintertime.
What brand do you have?
Hey, Me too allergic...
We have both season...Cold and scorching hot...
Tell me ,should I use humi... Every season?
so did you bought the type that let out warm or cold air?
This video needs a humidifier for how dry it is
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Lmao yooooo
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Put cold water on the burned area
During autumn it's usually the best humidity levels and temperature in my house, right now i got 22,1c and 45% humidity
Does humidifier serves as air freshener?
Whoever reads this You are beautifully made by God and you have a special purpose in life Dont give up your dreams for just being impatient give your dreams to God with patience.Jesus loves you.
What if i don't want him to?
@@Danko_HS look at the world around you . Please believe in him and take this as a sign . Jesus is real please trust me 🙏🏾
@@CKww32 He is not real. TRUST ME!
@@Danko_HS he honestly is 🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@CKww32 Proof?
Thanks robot
What do you put into the humidifier?
Olive oil
Red Bull
Bro an alien definitely made this video
What about summertime ? The air in our bed room is very dry at summer and my kids age 4, 4, 6 always always coughing at night ...what's the best solution ?
Confess that Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart the God raised him from the dead, and you will be saved..you will receive the Holy Spirit
Repent of your sins. ("Repent" is Latin. It means "To Turn Away." Turn away from your sins, refuse to go back to who you once were.)
Be baptized. (Be completely submerged under water)
And the Holy Spirit will gift you.
JESUS CHRIST LOVES YOU
God bless you
So does thor i will stick with him he looks cool
Amen
Amen
The stories of thor goes far back to 3000bc
@@sanskam1942 And the stories of God and Jesus go back to the beginning...Adam and Eve
can we put a bucket of water in room?
Neah, it doesn't evaporate fast enough to make a difference. You'd need a larger surface area and even then, when the temperature drops in winter it won't evaporate fast enough.
What is the benefits of using cool air humidifier in tropical regions like India? Or costal areas, Where humidity is already high. Is there any side effects of using one in such regions to our heath?
A humidifier is for climates that has a dry and real low humidity it is to put humidity into the air not one that has existing high humidity in the air already, sounds like you need a dehumidifier
@@terryhill4732 will using one decrease room temperature though? as of writing, I may even need to sleep outside or on the couch just so I can sleep. when I sweat in my room, it permeates, so I can tell my room's humid like what's said in the video.
I badly wanna know if it will remove the excess warmth too
@@sylfraeaveniore2684 It won't decrease temperature in high humidity you will sweat more, in a hot climate zero humidity will make you sweat less than high humidity but the temperature won't change , that's why an A/C will decrease humidity and you will feel more comfortable and lower the temperature also
@@sylfraeaveniore2684To fully answer your question a dehumidifier will make you sweat less but won't lower temperature
Humidifiers are useful for winters in our home when we have heaters or fireplaces on. Heaters reduce humidity levels in our homes. In tropical areas winters are not that cold. For example I use humidifiers for my sinus due to heaters on and for my tropical plants which love humidity
It helps with dry mouth! 😀
what is dry mouth
@@vexfnc low production of saliva so your mouth feels dry most of the time. 1 out of 4 adults have that issue. caffeine and alcohol can worsen it.
I got a humidifier a few months ago from Amazon . I was wondering is breathing humidifier mist safe ?
Sorry for the late response...
Yes, generally breathing mist from a humidifier is considered safe. Humidifiers work by increasing the moisture level in the air, which can be beneficial especially in dry climates or in wintertime when indoor air tends to become dry from heating systems. They can help with dry skin, chapped lips, nosebleeds, and respiratory symptoms such as those from a cold or allergies.
However, there are several important considerations:
Cleanliness: It's critical to keep your humidifier clean and well-maintained. Bacteria, mold, and allergens can grow in humidifiers if they're not cleaned regularly, and these could be dispersed in the mist and potentially inhaled. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning and maintenance.
Type of Water Used: Use distilled or demineralized water in your humidifier if possible. Tap water may contain minerals that can be dispersed in the air and breathed in, and can also cause mineral buildup in your humidifier, promoting bacterial growth.
Humidity Levels: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends maintaining indoor humidity levels between 30 and 50 percent. High humidity can cause condensation on surfaces, which can promote mold and bacteria growth. Some humidifiers have built-in hygrometers (devices that measure humidity), or you can purchase a separate one to monitor indoor humidity levels.
Cool Mist vs. Warm Mist: Both are generally safe, but cool mist humidifiers are usually recommended if you have children, because there's no risk of burns from steam or hot water.
If you have any specific health conditions, like asthma or allergies, you might want to consult a healthcare provider before using a humidifier. It's also a good idea to talk to a healthcare provider if you're planning to use a humidifier in a baby or child's room.
some one ..help please..should i use humidifier if i stay in AC for long
Pls some one help
Is there a humidifier that self cleaning that you don't have to clean it once a week and put all the time into it we have enough to do
Use boiled water(but it shouldn't be hot) or still water in your humidifier maybe it won't get dirty idk
So you should only use it during the winter?
No, in fact it is about the dryness of the air if you are referring to humidifying. Either way, hot(steam) or cold mist will affect the humidity of the air. Always consider what specific purpose you have before selecting.
I got one on Friday! 😀
Is it good when it's hot outside?
I am living in Dubai. I have sinus allergic most of the days sneeze, runny nose, itchy eyes. I have a humidifier. We are using AC all night 23.5 temperatures. Can I use humidifier hole night. I have Philips humidifier.
Same er can I still use humidifier hole night
How do I get it
This guy has a cool voice.
Have a dehumidifier in my basement & I can tell how dry the air is when I go downstairs
THE CHEAPEST WAY IS TO BOIL WATER ON YOUR STOVE
I have a cat that is asmatic and according to the video you showed that a steam humidifier is best for allergies .when I shop around in walmart all humidifiers seems to realease steam would you tell me the specific I should look for
We can recommend to you and get a free product-humidifier.
Fill an electric kettle with mineral water bring to the boil, tape the on & off switch down so the kettle continuously boils the water. Watch over kettle so you don't blow the element when all the water has evaporated into the air. Turn off the kettle when the water level inside the kettle is just above the element. Leave the kettle release the sream into the air for about half an hour. Put all sensitive electrical & electronic into a different room so that the steam does not damage them while you are cleaning the air of the room.
Is it useful to avoid anything in white turn into yellowish?
This subject has always confused me. In the summer months when it's hot, humidity in the air is high so your sweat doesn't evaporate. In the cold season, humidity in the air is low, so your sweat evaporates quickly. So you need humidifiers to add moisture in the air in the cold seasons, is that correct? But my aircon manual states that dry mode is used to dehumidify the air during rainy season when humidity is high. So I now have a conflict where it's saying humidity is high during rainy (or cold) season. What???
High humidity can happen in cold or summer. Just look at the sky if there a lot of clouds. Or if you live in a place near ocean or the tropics, then more likely it has high humidity.
@@alcubz2622 I bought 3 humidity gouges 1 for outside so I just look out the window and can tell the humidity levels outside and I put 2 in the house in different rooms so right now it's 25 F outside with 75 % humidity and it's 66 F inside with 30 % so I'm running my cheap Walmart humidity to help with my dried out sinuses and eyes
That’s because humidity is portrayed as relative humidity meaning that 60% in the summer can be more humid than 90% in winter.
It's not about whether it's cold or hot, it's about how much moisture is in the air.
buy a cheap desktop thermometer with hygrometer (humid meter). You get the idea about wether you need to buy one or not. In tropical area you dont need humidifier
Basically humidifier is for cold days 🤷♂️
Umm do I need humidifier if I live for example in Saudi Arabia?
@@Paramore_your_Decode same especially I live in the mountains
@@youarepretty5299 right? it's quite confused
Can it make your room smell good ?
Only if you add essential oils to the water
Around 6 to 8 hours of sleeping my chest are (esophagus) drys up and I feel tired when I wake up. I’m thinking of getting one. Hope it helps
Mine doesn’t blow most high at all
1.5x 🔥
So I have rosacea and eczema on my face and when winter hits New York my face wants to explode when we use the heat in my house or even when I use the heat in my car. It's the worst feeling ever. The face gets very red and it feels like a bad sunburn. I wanna buy a humidifier for my house and see if it helps during cold days and dry heat.
Hey!! did u end up getting one and what was it the name of it?
@@mee544 I actually thought it was rosacea but after seeing a dermatologist she said it was seborrheic dermatitis on my face so I ended up with prescribed lotions and antibiotics for 2 months and I was still having the same problem until one day I went to Walmart and got a lotion called Gold Bond. That was my answer right there and within 2 months of using it I was feeling fine and back to normal. The thing is I have to use it daily or I'll start feeling unexplained fevers on my face again. Specially at night.
@@17Shkurt2008Pavarsia Aw im so glad to hear you found something that works for you as dermatitis can be very stubborn. I have had some eczema appearing on my face and even after some prescribed creams i humidifier might help.
@@mee544 you should try cortizone 10 for eczema and keep your face moisturized. It might help you. Also when you take showers try using warm water so your face doesn't get red.
@@17Shkurt2008Pavarsia Will try thankyou!!
Acting in this video is just next level, lool
Thank you
Is it ok to put electric fan in humidifier
Now i know. Alhamdulillah
Doed a Medic Humidifier Ultrasonic use a lot of electricity
GET STRAIGHT TO THE POINT, DAMN
1:32 the way she drunk / drank kinda struck a ugh nerve
The broken English is so great
Ooo look an English professor came here to teach us about English grammar .
Ah. An American who is feeling superior yet can only speak and understand one language.
Does it remove mold?
Ofc not. Higher humidity means your mold problem will increase
Bro this video repeats things over and over again.
Nice
I sleep in the attic where there's no heater, it's currently 6c or 42f outside in the night. My room is cold as hell and my nose/feet are frozen, throat is dry too in the morning. Can I combine an electrical heater with a humidifier or can I use a humidifier on it's own without a heater?
I have dry throat after sleep & awful dry cough, recently started using my small humidifier for 5 hours each day, made air cooler but my cough better and no dry throat, humidifier won't warm a room but heater on one side & humidifier other side of room would be great for best health I would say, I've now ordered a bigger humidifier & an air purifier
it would be ideal to use both
Bought one today. My skin is sooooooo dry.
How it went ?
How's your skin now?
I bought one this morning and my throat isn’t dry any more !
You need to open the window to use this humidifier
@@EiLSeL_OcetOs it says only to open the windows up if there’s condensation on the windows otherwise to leave the window closed to have it functioning properly
I like humidifier. However the problem with it is moss
Surely you know that the voice is auto generated
This got me even more confused
Today i bought and used for some hours while i was asleep, i woke up with a sharp pain on the right side of my chest, maybe bacterial infection due to humidifier
nice!
@Eon what is pog?
You should use hygrometer so you're able to tell when the humidity levels are too high or too low
@@santosbasmeri809 oh, thanks for the tip .
Humid D D ......that shit annoying
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Thanks robot 🤖
So all he has work how the ultrasonic humidifier works is that it works silently? How does it work dude, do the research!
Is a humidifier bad to inhale
as long as there is no mold or bacteria present, it should be safe to inhale, but i would not recommend doing it for too long as it will irritate your airways and make you cough.
Clean everyday.
@@coolific2582 yes! This always happens to me 😏
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@JK Live you fucking ruined it
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The title doesn't make sense
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Wow
2x speed
This is slow and painful
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Ok
sounds like a dumb invention that can be easily replaced by a pot of boiling water
don't buy !!! It's a scam! I bought it twice, they spoil super fast!
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Thank you