Having air that is too dry can cause all sorts of problems, with the effects reaching furniture and health. A humidifier prevents that from happening.

Humidity, simply is the amount of water vapour in the air at any given time. A humidifier regulates the moisture levels of your air, which protects you from the dangers of having a home in which the air is too dry.

Why Humidify?

• Wood Damage
  

Air that is too wet or dry will damage wooden surfaces, such as furniture (tables, chairs, etc.), wall fixtures and structural features such as wooden beams. A Honeywell humidifier corrects the balance of air moisture and thus prevents any damage to the contents of your home.

• Other Damage
  

Having air that is too dry can also damage other parts of your home, causing problems such as peeling wallpaper, cracked paint and general furniture damage. Regulating the humidity of your home will prevent such needless and ultimately expensive damage.

• Health & Comfort

Common ailments associated with living in a home that is too dry include mild dehydration, dry skin and lips, sore throat and uncomfortable breathing. Having a Honeywell Humidifier keeps your home at a comfortable level of moisture and prevents these type of problems from occurring.

• Saving Energy

A recent survey shows that 98% of homeowners in the US are concerned about cutting down on electricity use and saving energy. When you regulate the humidity of your home, it feels warmer, and allows you to turn down the thermostat and save money on heating bills and energy. This is especially the case in winter when the air in many homes is too dry.

• Electrical Items
  

Having air that is too dry can negatively affect the performance of electrical items, such as laptops, computers, televisions, music players, etc. by causing a build up on static electricity. Also, having air that is too wet, or humid, can stop electrical items from working completely and even damage their components. A humidifier will balance the amount of air moisture and prevent these types of problems.

1. Evaporative Flow-Through, (HE Series). These are easily the most popular choice. They work by drawing in air from the room and adding tiny water droplets which are then delivered into the home.
   
2. Steam Humidifiers (TrueSTREAM series). Steam humidifiers are easily the second most popular choice. They are especially useful for homes with a lot of woodwork and wooden furniture, or homes with dry air in summer.
   
3. Humidity Controllers. While these are not actual humidifiers they will still tell you whether your air is too humid or not. A “humidistat” measures moisture in the same way a thermometer measures temperature.
   
4. Humidifier Parts and Accessories (Pads and Filters, Humidifier Parts). Again these are not actual humidifiers but are still an essential part of humidifying your home. They include humidifier parts and filters, which should be replaced every season and Honeywell Humidifier replacement parts.

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