Have ample space you need to humidify? Are Ultrasonic and steam units not able to keep up with the amount of square footage? Ultrasonic units are typically smaller and can't compete with the output of a large, whole house humidifier. For larger homes – 1,000 square feet and bigger – evaporative humidifiers are the winner. Here are our best-rated humidifiers for spaces larger than 1,000 square feet.

There are many different kinds of humidifiers available to consumers these days, but cool mist evaporative humidifiers are probably still the most popular. Evaporative humidifiers are easy to use, easy to clean, and the only option for whole house humidification (unless you want to buy small ultrasonic humidifiers for every room of your house).

Most essential oil diffusers use water to work, so it makes sense that using a humidifier to diffuse essential oils will give you the benefit of both products — a diffuser for aromatherapy and a humidifier to keep your air at a health humidity level. And since humidifiers are made to cover larger spaces than diffusers, you get the added benefit of aromatherapy for an entire room, not just a small area around the diffuser. Humidifiers also hold more water than diffusers so the

Cool mist humidifiers are the most common humidifiers on the market. There are two types of cool mist humidifiers: ultrasonic models (best for single rooms and apartments) and evaporative models (best for multiple rooms and whole house humidification). Ultrasonic cool mist humidifiers use vibration to break water into ultra-fine droplets, which produces a visible mist. Cool mist evaporative models use a wick to evaporate water and humidify without a visible mist.

Whether you have a few beloved plants or an entire grow tent, a humidifier will help keep your plants happy and healthy. Here are our top picks for the humidifiers you and your plants will love.

Itchy, flaky skin is a big problem for lots of people, especially in the winter. In fact, 50% of our population suffers from dry skin. Moisturizers and lotions can certainly help, but there are also many natural ways to help prevent and soothe dry skin.

It seems like we are always cleaning up something around our homes. And while you might be tempted to skip a day of dishwashing (we’ve all done it), you should never skip cleaning your humidifier.

Choosing a humidifier for a single room is pretty easy since any type of humidifier will work in a smaller space. But smaller humidifiers require almost daily refills, especially during the winter, which can be a hassle if you’re running smaller units in every room of your house. You can simplify your life by going BIG, and getting one whole house humidifier that covers your entire home.

Lots of people know that when the temperature outside goes down, it’s time to turn up the humidity. While you know that adding a humidifier will help you combat winter dryness, do you know all the ways healthy humidity benefits you? Here are all the ways a humidifier can help improve your life.

Do you have a four-legged family member in your home? For many families, a dog or cat can be like adding a new member to your family, so make sure the air they breathe in is healthy, too.

The weather is changing; and when the temperatures start dropping, the number of people with the cold and flu start rising. While there is no cure for the common cold or flu viruses, there are effective preventive measures your family can take, and one of those measures is using a humidifier!

During cold winter months – or even in the heat of the summer if your air conditioner is running non-stop – you may notice that the air in your home is dry. That’s because both heaters and air conditioners deplete your home’s air of moisture (or humidity), which can make it hard to get a good night's sleep. Including a humidifier in your sleep routine can help you sleep sweeter by giving you lots of savvy slumber solutions.

You may ask yourself why a humidifier is an important appliance to have in your home. Well, did you know that adding humidity to your home or workplace has many benefits such as cutting energy costs, helping indoor plants, and removing static electricity? Not only does a humidifier help with all of those issues but humidifiers can also be super beneficial for you!

What does a humidifier do? You probably know what a humidifier does, but do you know what a humidifier does for you?

Did you know that the summer months are some of the most important months to use a humidifier in your home? You may be thinking, “Summer days are SO hot and sticky already, why would I need even more humidity?” But, when the temperatures get hotter, many summer issues arise that a humidifier can fix!

We are frequently asked if a steam humidifier has any benefits, and the answer is yes! All humidifiers increase the relative humidity in the air. This is important for your general comfort, but the increased humidity also helps moisten your nasal passages, which helps relieve allergy symptoms and skin irritations. This is really helpful for people who experience respiratory symptoms in the spring and summer months when the weather is hot, and the air contains more allergens.

Here at AIRCARE HQ, we manufacture three different types of humidifiers: evaporative, steam, and ultrasonic humidifiers. One of our most frequently asked questions is can I put essential oils in your humidifiers. The answer, yes and no. While essential oils can be used with humidifiers, you need to know which humidifiers can use essential oils and how to add the oils to the humidifier. Let us give you a quick run-through!

As we approach allergy season, right now is the most important time to buy a humidifier. Why? Adding a humidifier to your home can help fight both allergens and allergy symptoms.

One of the many benefits of a humidifier is that it provides continuous moisture that soothes the throat and opens up nasal passages. But, humidifiers are not just for adults! This same healthy moisture is just as beneficial to babies. In fact, many pediatricians recommend the use of a cool-mist humidifier, especially when your baby is sick.

There are many different types of humidifiers available, and while many people shop based on the type of humidifier they need, many shoppers just want the type that is easiest to clean.