This week is National Sleep Awareness week. Sleep is an essential part of our daily routine, and it's crucial that we get quality sleep to help our bodies and minds rest and recharge. Unfortunately, there are several factors that can negatively affect the quality of our sleep, including low humidity levels in the air. This is where a humidifier comes in! The added moisture content in the air will provide several benefits that can help improve the quality of your sleep.

One of the most common questions we get here at AIRCARE HQ is, “What is the difference between a humidifier and a diffuser?” Luckily, it’s a pretty easy question to answer. And it’s also easy to have both in one unit!

Sleep. We all seem to want more, but never get enough. Everywhere we look, we see products tailored to helping us find our perfect rest: cooling pillows, memory foam mattresses, sleep masks, ambient sound machines. But if you share your bedroom with a snoring partner, there is one thing you must have: a humidifier.

Dry, flaky skin. You apply moisturizers, creams, and lotions, but the problem just won’t seem to go away. That may be because the problem is more than skin-deep. Harsh weather and cold wind is often blamed as the culprit behind dry winter skin. While that is not too far from the truth, it is really the lower humidity levels that frequently cause itchy, flaky winter skin. Heating systems in our homes can reduce the indoor humidity levels to as little as 10%. Dermatologists

Humidifier or Diffuser? What is the difference? The English language is complicated. Our melting pot of a country has adopted words from all over the globe. Even with very specific terms or words, their exact meanings can still be ambiguous, and people may (unintentionally) say one thing when they mean something else. “Humidifier” and “diffuser” are two such words. They are frequently used interchangeably, but they are, in fact, quite different. So what are the differences

As we approach some of the coldest months of the year, right now is the most important time to buy a humidifier. Why? Because adding humidity to your home or work place has many benefits such as cutting energy costs, bettering your skin, and removing static electricity.

It is hard to watch a sick baby. You would do anything to give them some relief, but because of their age, options are extremely limited. Just like adults, babies are susceptible to the coughing, sneezing, and congestion that is so prevalent during the winter months. Keep reading to find some tips and tricks for your home to fast track your little ones onto the road to wellness.

What happened to Fall? It was right here, and then it vanished. Many parts of the country have already experienced freezing temperatures and early snowfall, and this is just the beginning. Winter appears to be settling in for a long ride over the next several months. The early cold means more people will heat their homes longer this year, which could affect your health. What could happen, and how do you deal with it? Read on!