October 3, 2006

Philips Baby Care Ultrasonic Humidifier

Does the air in your home get really dry during the winter? It definitely does up here in our New England home. Every winter I feel like the moisture is sucked right out of my skin. We usually run a humidifier in our bedroom every night, but we have yet to replace it since it broke earlier this year. If the dry air has this much of an effect on me, I don't even want to know what it's going to do to Anderson. A humidifier like the Philips Baby Care Ultrasonic Humidifier might be just what we need. Using ultrasonic frequencies, it breaks up water into a fine mist which is then dispersed into the air. At full power, the unit pumps out about 1 cup of water per hour. The cool mist will ensure that you don't burn anybody, and the included but separate hygrometer will tell you if you need to turn the power up or down on the unit. Of course, at nearly $115, you might expect a hygrostat to be built right into the unit itself. For just a little bit more you can get those features and more with the Air-O-Swiss 7135.