Sometimes the air is just a little too dry in our homes, offices, and other indoor spaces, which creates or worsens allergy & asthma symptoms simply by making nasal, sinus and bronchial tissues more irritated. In fact, it’s estimated that about 50% of allergy and asthma sufferers do have air that is too dry in their homes. Super dry air not only causes irritation of sinus and bronchial tissues, but also dries out dust, making it easier for it to become airborne, so it’s easy to see why dry air could be a big part of the problem. If that’s the case, a residential ultrasonic room humidifier may be one of the best ways to get instant relief, and save money at the same time.
Ultrasonic humidifiers provide an instant soothing mist of moisture to the air in your home or room simply because there’s no heating element and no wait time for the water to heat up, as some humidifiers require. With that extra moisture in the air, the sinus, bronchial and other tissues will be much more hydrated and less sensitive, which usually means a lot less reactions and symptoms to deal with. Relief can actually be as simple as adding a little moisture to the dry air in your home or room. Warm mist ultrasonic humidifiers are generally best for fastest air humidification and allergy or asthma relief, as these units do heat the water some and this causes the air (and tissues) to absorb the water faster. They heat the water faster, as well, and will also begin releasing a mist of water into the air even before the water is heated to proper temperature–so you don’t have to wait.
Ultrasonic home humidifiers are also great because they use up to 93% less energy than typical warm mist humidifiers. Instead of using a lot of energy to boil the water, they simply use a little electricity to generate high frequency sound waves that cause the water to vaporize and absorb into the air. And if you use purified water, there are often no filters to change, either. And best of all, quality residential ultrasonic humidifiers are really affordable, usually anywhere from $100-$250 or so, with the best features, built in humidity meters and more (such as the Stadler Form William unit).
We do recommend, however, that if you have any kind of chronic sinus, bronchial, or any other type of infection, COPD etc, that you use an ultrasonic humidifier with silver ion technology, which kills any bacteria or mold that might be or get into the water before releasing the mist.
If you see humidifier without the silver ion technology, don’t buy it or you could be setting yourself up for problems--and this includes a lot of humidifiers found at popular department stores. If you prefer to use non-purified water to save more money, just choose a residential ultrasonic humidifier that has a demineralization filter to remove minerals and other contaminants.
The Stadler Form William and Hydra units are great ultrasonic humidifiers and both include the silver ion and demineralization filters we mentioned. William, our best selling humidifier, has a built in humidity meter so you can read the actual humidity in the room, set it to the desired amount and forget it. William is also cool mist and warm mist, so you always have both options. So if you’ve tried everything else and can’t seem to find relief for your allergy, asthma, or other respiratory symptoms, consider an energy-saving ultrasonic humidifier–it could be the missing link.
Air Purifiers and Cleaners.com offers the very best ultrasonic humidifiers, such as those from Stadler Form USA and LumaComfort, that save energy and bring immediate relief to dry, irritated skin, sinus and respiratory tissues. And since we’re an online store with low overhead, that allows us to offer these amazing ultrasonic room humidifiers at the cheapest discount prices you’ll find anywhere, with free shipping , every day. And, we have a team of humidifier experts on hand to answer your questions and support you before and after the sale. Just give us a call toll-free at 1-800-701-2513. We’re here to help!
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