Benefits

1. Relieve Stress

Promotes health and well-being through essential oil therapy. Aromatherapy uses aromatic essential oils medicinally to improve the health of the body, mind, and spirit. It enhances both physical and emotional health.

2. Moisturize Your Skin and Lips

Add moisture to the air in your home, so you can use them to rehydrate your skin naturally, instead of using hand lotions and chap-sticks. In addition to alleviating the symptoms of dry skin, it can also provide a wide variety of other benefits.

2. Protect Your Throat

Maintaining the right level of humidity in your home can help lubricate and soothe your throat. As a result, your throat and voice box are less likely to become inflamed due to dryness.

3. Soothe Your Sinuses

Humidity is another natural way to clear out a stuffy nose, contrary to what many people believe. You're less likely to get stuffed up nasal passages when you breathe moist air since it keeps mucous flowing.

4. Halt the Spread of Flu Germs

A low level of absolute humidity in the air allowed the flu virus to survive longer and spread more easily. You are more likely to reduce your chances of catching influenza if you use a humidifier during flu season.

5. Ease Symptoms of Illness

If you have a cold or the flu, a humidifier can ease many of unpleasant symptoms. Adding some essential oils to a diffuser can help even more. Some of these symptoms include breathing difficulties, a stuffed-up nose, and a dry, painful throat. In addition to helping you get some much-needed rest, using a humidifier or vaporizer may also speed up your recovery.

6. Keep Your Cilium Healthy

The cilium in your nose is kept healthy and effective by humidifiers. As the first line of defense against many diseases, these microscopic cellular strands are located inside your nasal cavity.

7. Reduce Snoring

Dry air can actually contribute to snoring, even aggravate the symptoms. Many people are unaware of this. Insufficient moisture in the air causes the throat and nose to swell. If your air is humid enough, you'll be able to reduce snoring and ease the dryness.

8. Help Warm Your Home

Moisture will increase the warmth in your home. Conversely, drier air tends to feel colder. In the winter, you can keep temperatures comfortable by running a humidifier, without straining your heater. When the temperature drops, it's recommended that you use both appliances simultaneously.

9. Humidify Houseplants

When the air is too dry, it can cause also problems in plants, including leaf loss, dry leaf tips and limited growth.

10. Protect Your Furniture & Floors

When wooden items become too dry, it’s possible for them to crack and split. If you have the good levels of humidity in your home, you protect the integrity of your wood furnishings.