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Humidifier
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Has anyone used a humidifier and found it helpful? I have been thinking of buying one as I suffer with sinus problems/rhinitis/post nasal drip which causes a cough especially when waking.
I have looked at these online but it really is a minefield as there are so many.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you
I have looked at these online but it really is a minefield as there are so many.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Why not try a really inexpensive "aromatherapy diffuser"....you don't have to use essential oils in it, if you don't want to. Fill with water, switch on and get a fine cool mist. In your case, I'd place it at your bedside...they are virtually silent.....and, no, they don't wet surrounding areas.
Lots available on Amazon from under £15.
Lots available on Amazon from under £15.
Could have given you an example.....one of many. This one is £15 minus 10% ie £13.50
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
I think using humidifiers really works as it can increase and adjust the relative indoor humidity of a room so that help you with allergies, wrinkles, dry skin, prevent flu and cough, good sleep etc. It will also do good to your baby and your pet and a healthy life.
For cough, certain research shows that at low relative humidity, influenza retains maximal infectivity and inactivation of the viru. Flu germs and other viruses survive and spread more easily in dry air conditions. By contrast, at higher relative humidity it will rapidly inactivate after coughing. Although virus carried on aerosol particles
For cough, certain research shows that at low relative humidity, influenza retains maximal infectivity and inactivation of the viru. Flu germs and other viruses survive and spread more easily in dry air conditions. By contrast, at higher relative humidity it will rapidly inactivate after coughing. Although virus carried on aerosol particles