1. Is the humidifier hot or cold?
The mist sprayed by the humidifier is the same temperature as the water you add. Some humidifiers have a heating function, and the sprayed water mist is semi-hot. Generally, the fog added by humidifier should not exceed 40 degrees Celsius, and the fog sprayed by humidifier is mostly cold.
2. Is the humidifier hot or cold?
The humidifier has good cold fog, which can make the exhalation smoother, make the human body in a more comfortable state and save energy; One disadvantage of hot fog is that the humidifier can't add overheated water, which will increase the risk of injury. The other is that hot fog will increase indoor humidity and temperature, and provide conditions for the growth of bacteria.
3. Can't the hot fog of humidifier sterilize?
Some people say that the hot fog in the humidifier can kill bacteria in the air, which is more conducive to human health; Actually, it is not, because the hot fog in the humidifier must not meet the sterilization requirements. If the temperature is high enough, it is easy to burn people's faces. Secondly, the operation of the humidifier does not allow such high temperature water, which will damage the humidifier.
4, humidifier use skills
1, add purified water or distilled water, and the water temperature is not higher than 40℃; Clean it once a week and change the water after each use.
2. The humidifier should be placed 2 meters away from the human body, not at the bedside.
3. Do not add perfume, essential oil, vinegar, salt and other additives to the humidifier, which will be harmful to human respiratory health.
5. Don't use the humidifier for a long time.
If the humidifier is used for a long time, the inner wall will breed fungi or bacteria, and some pathogenic bacteria will enter the respiratory tract and lungs of the human body through tiny water droplets, which may easily cause allergic reactions, fever and even pneumonia. It is best to change the water every day and clean it thoroughly every two weeks, especially the newly started humidifier, which must be clean. When cleaning, use disinfectant as little as possible, rinse repeatedly with running water, and then wipe off the scale around the water tank with a soft cloth. Tap water generally contains chlorine. It is best not to add tap water directly to the humidifier. You can use cold boiled water, purified water, or distilled water with less impurities. If the conditions at home are limited, you can put tap water for a few days and add a humidifier.