A humidifier is a device that adds moisture to the air in a room or enclosed space. It works by releasing water droplets or steam to increase humidity. In homes, people use small humidifiers for single rooms and larger, HVAC-connected models for whole-house humidity control. Medical ventilators often use humidifiers for patient comfort. In large spaces like museums, factories, and...
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