Household appliances Humidifiers

　　1. What is a humidifier

　　A humidifier is a device designed to evaporate water into the air to increase humidity in an indoor environment. It usually includes a tank and a fan in order to spray water into tiny droplets and increase humidity by blowing fog.

　　2. Working principle of the humidifier

　　The working principle of the humidifier is based on the evaporation of water. When the humidifier starts, water is extracted from the tank and sprayed through the air stream into tiny droplets. These droplets gradually evaporate on contact with air and release water into the air.

　　3. Humidifier application

　　Humidifiers are usually used in dry seasons (such as winter), when people turn on the heating need to increase the temperature, the humidity in the air will decrease. This often leads to dry eyes, nose, and throat, itchy skin, and static problems. Humidifiers alleviate these problems by increasing indoor humidity and improving living comfort.

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