Add Moisture to the Air Without a Humidifier

Humidify the air in your house with this simple and easy tip. Prevent nose bleeds, static electricity, dry air in your home.
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[@Denali_Rebel]

How to add moisture without a humidifier. Step 1 put humidifier next to your vent. Great video!

[@Know-How-Now]

Thanks for the kind words, Ian. I'm sure a lot of older "leaky" homes need a little help with some extra humidity during the current cold snap in the north eastern part of the U.S.

[@arieswaters]

Well is he right or is he right? He is exactly truthful. Pretty funny

[@iyashiro6855]

@@arieswaters its sarcasm

[@blonde_finn5189]

really bad graph. Those humidity levels are extremely low, for Canada anyway.

[@Know-How-Now]

Constructive criticism is always welcome here. You are disputing the recommended humidity levels - fair enough. What is a good graph or correct one? Please correct what you believe to be a mistake.

[@blonde_finn5189]

@@Know-How-Now I can tell you this by experience, when my place is below 35% humidity, its extremely dry, nose bleeds, static, floor boards separate.

[@Know-How-Now]

That's your experience which I respect. You are disputing the graph and saying it is wrong. I am asking for a correction if the data on the video is wrong.

[@emilymarett9826]

Investing in a humidifier was the best thing I’ve done this winter especially when I got a mild case of Covid that really helped and it helps now