humidifiers's Usage Examples:

Combination units: Some air purifiers are combined with humidifiers or integrated into the home heating system.

Indoor air may be kept clean by vacuuming carpets once or twice a week (with the child absent), avoiding humidifiers, and using air conditioning during warm weather (so that windows remain closed).

Humidifiers should be adequately and frequently cleaned with bleach or comparable cleanser to avoid mold which can be aerosolized and then exacerbate existing allergies.

Humidifiers should produce moist air to keep mucus from drying and to make it easier for the child to breathe.

Contact with standing water, such as bird baths, flower vases, or humidifiers, should be prevented.

Parents often use white noise (humidifiers and other machines) to help babies sleep more soundly during the day when the house is active.

Heated and passover humidifiers are available.

Humidity: Often sold as an optional add on, humidifiers are a good way to soothe your nasal passages adding to the comfort level.

Keeping heating and cooling at adequate levels reduce the need for humidifiers or dehumidifiers.

Does the use of heat and moisture exchangers rather than heated humidifiers affect the incidence of ventilator associated pneumonia?