Humidifiers can help you get through the dry winter months, but it's important that they're properly maintained.

There are myriad benefits to using a humidifier for both your health and home, but do you know about the things you should never put in yours? While some may seem obvious, such juices or perfume, you ...

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During colder, drier months, a humidifier can help relieve dry indoor air by adding moisture back into your space. When choosing a model, prioritize room size, ease of cleaning and whether features ...

Winter air isn't just cold: it's dry, too. Dry air inside is well-known to cause itchy skin and dry throats, but it can also increase the amount of germs and viruses in your home. The best humidifiers ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Cozying up your space in winter with a heater is great for a few days, but then you have to deal with the inevitable, irritable low humidity.

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