Dual Mist Humidifiers

During the winter, you may decide to run the humidifier on its warm mist setting. Doing so will help your room feel a little warmer and allow you to rely less on your heating system.

In warmer months, select the cool mist function. It won't heat your room like warm mist will, keeping your temperature consistent. Cool mist is great for use in homes with children and pets too.

What Are The Pros & Cons Of Cool and Warm Mist?

Generally, the choice between using cool or warm mist humidification comes down to personal preference. Something to keep in mind when deciding which mode to use is:

• Cool Mist: Typically humidifies a larger area and is the preferred choice for homes with children and pets.
• Warm Mist: Using warm mist provides a little quieter operation than cool mist and can also leave your space feeling warmer.

What Are The Benefits Of Dual Mist Humidifiers?

Dual-mist humidifiers are the perfect choice for maintaining the right indoor humidity level in your home. Using a humidifier helps prevent uncomfortable side effects of dry air, such as:

• Irritated Sinus Passages
• Cracked Lips
• Bloody Noses
• Sore Throats
• Itchy Skin
• Respiratory Ailments

Choosing The Right Humidifier

Interested in learning more about how to find the right humidifier for you? Check out some of our great buying guides:

• Humidifier Buying Guide
• Humidifier Frequently Asked Questions
• Cool Mist vs. Warm Mist Humidifiers
• 5 Things to Consider When Buying a Humidifier