How Do You Humidify A Room Without A Humidifier?
Not sure that your ideas will work. You know I used to live in a flat where the humidity was something normal. I tried to solve this problem in different ways and only a dehumidifier saved me. Of course, this great idea wasn’t mine lol. One of my friends showed me this aerostate.org site. There I read everything about the dehumidifiers and even found the model that fitted me most. You know I just gave up trying the other methods in the fight with the humidity. Better leave the experts to do that and a dehumidifier is really “in the news” with that hehe.
Low humidity in the air of a room can cause adverse effects, both in comfort level and health. A room with low humidity can feel colder that the actual room temperature, so boosting the humidity level can save you money on heating costs. Physical signs of an unhealthy humidity level (below 35 percent) are a dry, scratchy feeling in your throat, nose and skin due to insufficient moisture; dry mucous membranes will lead to being more susceptible to respiratory illnesses. If you don’t own a humidifier, there are some simple steps you can take to raise the room humidity to an acceptable level. Mist the air in the room with a spray bottle by standing in the middle of the room and spraying into the air towards to top of the walls. Take care not to saturate the walls and furniture; several small mistings a day will be more effective that one heavy spraying. Place a damp hand towel over the heat vent in the room you wish to humidify. When your furnace cycles on, the warm air will force the wat
