What is the humidification principle of air humidifier?

An Air Humidifier is a device that increases air humidity by releasing water vapor into the air. Its humidification principles mainly include three methods: evaporative humidification, ultrasonic humidification and spray humidification.

Evaporative humidification: by heating water to generate steam, and then transferring the steam into the air through fans or other means to increase air humidity.

Ultrasonic humidification: Increase air humidity by using ultrasonic oscillation to break water molecules into fine water mist.

Mist Humidification: In a Mist Humidifier, water is sprayed into the air through a nozzle to form water mist, which then evaporates quickly, increasing air humidity.

When choosing an air Humidifier, you need to consider the humidification principle of the humidifier and the applicable scenarios of the humidifier. Choosing a humidifier that suits you can better improve indoor air quality and improve your quality of life.

Common humidifier types include Essential Oil Humidifier, Ultrasonic Humidifier, Cool Mist Humidifier, Evaporative Humidifier, etc. Different humidifiers have different characteristics. When using a humidifier, you need to pay attention to regular cleaning of the humidifier and replacement of water sources to maintain the normal operation of the air humidifier and avoid bacterial growth and health effects.