Definition of humidifier
: a device for supplying or maintaining humidity
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His design team is also trying update the Snoo app to introduce alerts if the baby’s diaper is full, has a runny nose, and if the humidifier is on.
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The cause of the fire was the portable humidifier, which was also the only item burned by the fire, according to the release.
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Keep using that moisturizer — and maybe the humidifier, too — at least through tonight.
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Millistine suggests when using essential oils at home, people should use a humidifier and not apply the oils topically.
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In addition to honey for cough, children may benefit from a humidifier or a warm mist from the shower to loosen congestion, especially if a coughing spasm takes place.
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As a small humidifier, the Urpower diffuser will elevate your living space from a dry, winter den to a lovely smelling (and lovely feeling) oasis.
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The best humidifiers can help combat cracking skin, frizzy strands, and even the occasional stuffy nose.
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Using a humidifier helps replace some of the lost moisture in the air.
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First Known Use of humidifier
1884
HUMIDIFIER Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of humidifier for English Language Learners
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: a machine that adds moisture to the air in a room
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