A humidifier is a device that increases the humidity level in indoor air. It helps alleviate problems caused by dry air, such as dry skin, throat irritation, and respiratory discomfort.

• Room size: Choose a tabletop humidifier for small spaces or a more powerful model for larger rooms.
• Humidifier type: Ultrasonic, evaporative, or warm mist.
• Personal needs: Features like quiet operation, ease of cleaning, or a timer can influence your choice.

• Regular cleaning: Clean the tank and components at least once a week to prevent mold and bacteria growth.
• Filter checks: If your humidifier has a filter, replace it as recommended.
• Distilled water: Using distilled water helps reduce mineral buildup and white dust.

Winter heating often makes indoor air very dry, which can irritate your skin, eyes, and airways. A humidifier helps maintain an optimal humidity level (40-60%).

This depends on the room’s humidity levels. Use a hygrometer to monitor humidity and turn off the humidifier once it reaches the desired level.

White dust comes from minerals in tap water. To prevent it, use distilled or filtered water, or select a humidifier with a built-in filter system.

Absolutely, also regular cleaning advised to ensure safest operation.

An empty or improperly placed water tank.

A clogged filter or misting component.

Electrical malfunction.
Try cleaning the unit and ensuring it’s assembled correctly.