Chicco Humidifier Humi Ambient - 2 Slots (Multicolor)

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does a Chicco humidifier work?
  It features an innovative hot and cold combine technology that converts water into warm steam that spreads and restores correct humidity levels in the dry areas of the room. Chicco Humidifier adds the much-needed moisture in the air inside the room, thus, providing relief from symptoms of cold, cough, dry skin, etc.
• Why is a humidifier beneficial?
  Humidifier therapy adds moisture to the air to prevent dryness that can cause irritation in many parts of the body. Humidifiers can be particularly effective for treating dryness of the skin, nose, throat, and lips. They can also ease some of the symptoms caused by the flu or common cold.
• How to use a humidifier?
  Do not allow the humidity to get above 50 percent in any room. Empty, dry, and refill your humidifier each time you use it. Use distilled water in your humidifier to reduce the spread of minerals in the air.
• When should you not use a humidifier?
  You need to be aware of the humidity level in your home, and you should never let it rise above 60%. Otherwise, you’re allowing your humidifier to have harmful effects on your health and it can lead to even more respiratory problems.18-Aug-2020
• Where should I place my humidifier?
  The best spot to place the humidifier is near your bed. The cooling effect will help you to improve the quality of sleep, boost your immune system, and make your brain work faster. Also, you will breathe easier, because cool mist humidifiers will remove allergens from your bedroom.
• Can I put essential oils in my humidifier?
  Evaporative humidifiers should NEVER be used with essential oils. Any foreign materials added to the water, such as essential oils, will be trapped by the wicking filter. This will cause the filter to break down and possibly fail. So, no, you can not use essential oils in your evaporative humidifier q
• Should I place my humidifier on the floor?
  Generally, it is not advisable to place most humidifiers on the floor. This is because the humidifier may cause a build-up of water on the floor and also presents a trip hazard. However, some humidifiers, especially larger ones and ones with wheels, are designed to be placed on the floor.