How much will a cool mist (impeller or ultrasonic) humidifier cool my room in the winter?
Jan 26, 2008 by Michael L | Posted in Other - Home & Garden
My live is at 71-73° and 20-24% relative humidity. I'm prying how much the temperature will drop if I run a cool mist humidifier.
A humidifier will produce your room feel warmer. I keep my humidity around 45% in the winter. 24% humidity is from A to Z low for comfort. In the summer the air conditioner will remove humidity to keep from keep you cool.
unpop5 | Jan 26, 2008
why cool mist humidifier and not warm? Besides safety isnt warm mist much better?
Dec 07, 2008 by 1stTimeMama | Posted in Newborn & Baby
I keep on find chats here that cool mist humidifier for baby is better, but i really dont characterize as so, warm mist kills bacteria and stuff, so why are people choosing cool mist over irritable? Any suggestions?
Thanks so much for the answers!
i in private prefer warm mist.. and the one i have IS bacteria free vapor..and also helps with dismal and flu symptoms.. my son had a pretty stuff nose and weve been putting it on everynight and since the first gloaming weve noticed a difference.. so i guess its unprejudiced preference.. i prefer warm mist.. i have this one.
http://www.iallergy.com/result517/product_info.html
New Mommy... and loving it <3 | Dec 07, 2008
with a cool mist humidifier is mist supposed to come out or just cold air?
Dec 07, 2008 by maj1355 | Posted in Respiratory Diseases
my son always wakes up with a stodgy nose and we've used a cool mist humidifier that shot out mist but recently bought one that didn't but righteous blew out cold air. is that supposed to happen?
nope.... should be a tiny cool mist. Good luck :)
Jennifer B | Dec 07, 2008
Why is a cool mist humidifier better for croup than a warm mist humidifier?
Mar 22, 2008 by Allison | Posted in Respiratory Diseases
My kids have bronchitis and croup and the dr. recommended we use one. I was barely curious why a warm mist humidifier wouldn't exertion.
croup is a viral inflamatory organize. the cool air and humidity reduces the swelling and eliminates the stridor/ cough.
eager mist humidifiers also grow bacteria....
Alex | Mar 22, 2008
Do you think a cool mist humidifier would be beneficial?
Nov 06, 2008 by Teacakes | Posted in Newborn & Baby
My 1 yr old daughter always seems to have a cough which intermittently wakes her through the edge of night. At the moment she has a bad cold and is very congested so obviously cough is worse. My conceal and I have both spent the night in her room as she is unwell and we felt dry when we got up. Do you invent a cool mist humidifier would be beneficial to her?
NB We have tried raising cot head, snuffle cosset, cough medicine and room vapouriser already
I meditate on it would be excellent. I use that in my children's rooms when they are sick...and it helps them get everything out of their noses and clears them right away up. Also...if it is dry and stuffy in your child's room...you may want to move down the heat if you have it on or open a window. I've heard 55 degrees is a acceptable temp to sleep in...we do that and we all get a good nights log a few zees Z's.
Alex | Nov 06, 2008