Orange County Humdification System Installation

Which Type Of Humidifier Do You Need?

When it comes to home humidifiers, there are so many choices, and deciding can be difficult. The experts from Biard & Crockett can help you narrow your options. They’ll recommend the approach they believe bests suits your home’s needs and your budget, such as:

• Central Humidifiers
  These models are attached to your home’s air conditioner or heat pump and connected to the water supply. They add moisture to the air going through your ducts and registers.
• Evaporators
  Because evaporators use fans to blow air through a wet filter, they’re effective only for small spaces. They can over-humidify, leading to issues with musty smells and mold.
• Impeller Humidifiers
  These models use a rotating disc to create and spray a cool mist into the air. While inexpensive, they only humidify a small area, and must be cleaned regularly to prevent the growth of bacteria.
• Vaporizers
  Vaporizers, which use electricity to turn water into steam, only humidify a small area. Some can be dangerous when kids or pets get too close.
• Ultrasonic Humidifiers
  Ultrasonic models use a diaphragm. It vibrates, creating sounds human ears can’t hear to make water droplets that are propelled into the home by a fan.