No. Not unless there is separate compartment attached to the outside area of the humidifier for that purpose.
You Have a thermotner on the side .? You Have a thermotner on the side .?
Yes they are commonly used for that purpose in office bldgs
Cool mist humidifiers have a small motor in them that breaks down the water and passes the moisture through the air via the fan that is also inside the humidifier. The basic purpose of thse humidifiers is to purify the air.
it depends on the humidifier
A humidifier and de-humidifier are not the same type of appliances. Each serves a different purpose and should be used judiciously in the treatment of respiratory problems. Discuss this with your physician and ask for recommendations of what type machine to buy for a room or for all-house coverage.
Opens the valve to allow H2O into the humidifier
Only if it has a thermostat and if you also have a humidifier in the same room.
to check on a baby while you are out of the room
A humidifier makes the air fresher, While a dehumidifier removes a fresh smell. A house would use a a humidifier and a museum would use a dehumidifier
The humidifier that is most modern was invented in 1964. The company that created the invention was Devilbiss and is from Ohio.
Indoor air can be static and full of hidden debris, such as, dust mites, dander, pollen, harmful chemicals, etc. Fresh air is good for your lungs and in-turn good for your developing baby. Outside the womb your baby's lungs will benefit the same as yours, although you should consider the baby's age and weather conditions before exposing him/her to the outdoors. You might want to consider using an air purifier for the home and a humidifier for baby's room. The humidifier carries it's own pros and cons, so be sure to do your research including asking your pediatrician's advice.