The hazards of mistless humidifier

Air humidifiers are divided into two types: mist humidifiers and mistless humidifiers. The effect of mist humidifiers is definitely better than that of mistless humidifiers, but if the mist humidifier makes the air too humid, people who are often in this humid air will get eczema. So when using a humidifier, you must control the humidity level of the air. So, can using a mistless humidifier cause people to get eczema? Here we will introduce the dangers of mistless humidifiers.

To put it more intuitively, if the indoor temperature is too humid, things will get moldy, and the mold will fly everywhere with the air, easily causing asthma, respiratory diseases, etc.

When using a humidifier, it is best to buy a humidity meter and check the humidity. If it is lower than 50%, then add some. If it is higher than 60%, then it is completely unnecessary.

The more mist a humidifier has, the better the humidifier effect is not necessarily.

A humidifier without mist is better. Now the humidifier without mist is called evaporative humidification, which is equivalent to turning on steam, which is more environmentally friendly and reliable. The humidifiers that emit mist now are called ultrasonic humidifiers. If used improperly, white powder may appear, which may have a bad effect on the human bronchi.

The more fog there is, the more dust it absorbs

The mist sprayed out by the humidifier is actually some small water particles. The minerals in the water will be sprayed out along with the mist. The white mist containing minerals has a strong adsorption capacity and will absorb dust, bacteria, viruses and toxic pollutants remaining in the air such as decoration.

Is it better to have a humidifier with mist or without mist?

Heavy fog can easily irritate the trachea

Especially when the air quality is poor, there are many tiny particles in the air, which can easily irritate the trachea and bronchial mucosa after being adsorbed by the white mist, causing a variety of respiratory system diseases.

Winter is a high-incidence season for respiratory diseases. If the humidifier is not chosen properly, it may harm the body, such as a humidifier that sprays white mist. The white mist is actually composed of small water droplets. The minerals in the water will be sprayed out along with the water mist. The white mist containing minerals has a strong adsorption capacity and will absorb toxic pollutants such as dust, bacteria, viruses and decoration residues in the air. Especially in the case of poor air quality, there are more tiny particles in the air, which can easily irritate the trachea and bronchial mucosa after being adsorbed by the white mist, causing a variety of respiratory system diseases. The respiratory mucosa of the elderly, pregnant women and children are relatively fragile and more susceptible to these pollutants. Therefore, when purchasing a humidifier, you should try to choose one with no white mist or less white mist.