Probably a stupid question but...
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Sincerely, one uneducated mom
it adds moisture to the air and a vaporizer does the same but you add Vicks or other menthol drops to it to sooth coughs
You've gotten the answer to your question, but here's another thing: Air that is more humid feels warmer. We like to keep a humidifier not just for when our son gets colds (he's too young for decongestants anyway), but also to make it more comfortable instead of turning the heat up.
The more you know! *star wipe* lol
Quoting MamaRae85:You've gotten the answer to your question, but here's another thing: Air that is more humid feels warmer. We like to keep a humidifier not just for when our son gets colds (he's too young for decongestants anyway), but also to make it more comfortable instead of turning the heat up.
The more you know! *star wipe* lol
Usually, it heats the water up anyway, so it'll get warmer. But you can get a cool-mist humidifier. It doesn't matter, though. It's not the steam, it's the way the humidity makes the temperature feel. Even if it's the same temperature, the water in the air will make it feel warmer.
Quoting Anonymous:
What if you put cold water in it?
Quoting MamaRae85:You've gotten the answer to your question, but here's another thing: Air that is more humid feels warmer. We like to keep a humidifier not just for when our son gets colds (he's too young for decongestants anyway), but also to make it more comfortable instead of turning the heat up.
The more you know! *star wipe* lol

I live in Alabama, we have to use a whole house Dehumidifier to keep the humidity at a comfortable level in our house. It also reduces the occurrence of mold and allows for easier breathing.


