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Keep the bitter weather at bay with a humidifier

(lifestyle)
Updated: 2006-12-15 14:46



In winter, there are many problems to deal with. First is the bitter
cold. Luckily there are heaters and air conditioners to keep us warm. But
those heaters dry out the air, causing a whole new set of problems. Are
there dry lines and peeling on your skin? Do you often catch cold or have
a sore throat or stuffed nose? If this sounds like you, it means the
bitter weather has already intruded in your life. The answer to your
problems just might be a humidifier, which easily keeps the dry and
unhealthy weather at bay.

The common humidifiers

What to use

Yadu Apple E341

With its bright colors and unique design, this product is popular among
women, as its soft mist beautifies and moisturizes skin. Give yourself a
facial spa at home.

Yadu D302A

This model is so quiet you can use it when you sleep. It automatically
adjusts the humidity and temperature.

How to use it:

1. Add some mint oil to the water tank of the humidifier to relieve a
stuffy nose..
2. Take deep breaths right in front of the mist from the humidifier. It
can help stuffy noses and sore throats.
3. Put some anti-virus liquid medicine or some drops of edible vinegar in
to the water to help prevent the flu.

Where to use:

In the bedroom or office

Some special humidifiers

Increase the oxygen in the air

In winter, you may feel faint at times. . This is because there is not as
much oxygen in the air. Here are two weapons to help you out.

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