Winter is a dryer season, and many people use wetteners to improve their living environment. But you know when you're using humidifiers, indoor bacteria are breeding in this environment. And that's how many respiratory infections in the human body are。
These groups of people should be careful with wettifiers:
The use of humidifiers in dry environments does alleviate dry conditions to some extent. But it's still used to be "good." in general, the human body has a suitable environmental humidity of 50 to 60 per cent, which, if too high, can give rise to respiratory difficulties, breast depression, etc. In fact, the nasal cavity of the human body, the respiratory tract itself, can be humidly regulated and need not be deliberately wet. We should therefore minimize the use of humidifiers, and if the humidifiers are turned on for long periods of time, the white fog that results is likely to accelerate the spread and reproduction of some bacteria and can easily cause “wetting pneumonia”. The wetter must be replaced daily and regularly cleaned. People with low immune capacity are more careful with wetting。
There are also a number of humidifiers made using physical principles which, in addition to air bacteria causing respiratory infections, can be attributed to radiation from radioactive elements, such as ultrasound humidifiers. We all know that ultrasound and x-ray can kill human cells, and the work of ultrasound humidifiers is based on the use of ultrasound, so pregnant women use less or less humidifiers。
The proper use of wetting devices is a danger to humans and thus avoids unnecessary harm. So how do we avoid the humidifiers when we use them? The correct use of humidifiers has been provided, which has helped to avoid these hazards:
1. Wetifiers should not be used 24 hours a day, but should stop until half an hour。
The humidity of the wetter is regulated by weather conditions, temperature inside and outside。
It would be preferable to change water daily and wash it weekly. The humidifier should be replaced with water every day, preferably once a week, to prevent the microorganisms in the water from spreading into the air。
4. The running water cannot be directly added to the humidifier. Because of the multiplicity of minerals in running water, damage can be caused to the evaporation unit of the humidifier, and the alkalin content can affect its useful life. Chlorine atoms and microbes in piped water are likely to be contaminated with mist blowing into the air. If running water is of a high hardness, the water mist from the humidifier produces white powder and contaminates indoor air because of ion。
