If you’re not careful, combating dry winter air could put a whole new problem on your plate this winter. When temperatures drop and cold and flu season kicks in, many turn to humidifiers to soothe ...

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Every winter, humidifiers seem to pop up everywhere. Stacked on store shelves, spotlighted in home-care roundups and quietly humming in bedrooms across the country. And it’s not hard to understand why ...

Dry winter months often bring two problems at the same time. The air inside homes becomes moisture-deprived and uncomfortable, and pollution levels rise sharply outdoors and gradually seep indoors.

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Humidifiers add moisture to the air, which can help with dry skin, throat irritation, and nosebleeds. Always use distilled water and clean your humidifier regularly to avoid breathing in dirty mist.

Flu and cold season is back with a vengeance. Adding a humidifier to your space can clear out your nasal passages, soothe dry skin and help combat dry air coming from your heater. There are powerful ...