The weather is getting colder and the air is getting drier, but instead of purchasing an air humidifier you can easily humidify your home with common house hold items!
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Invest In Houseplants
Adding plants around your house will help hydrate the air when your plants release moisture.
Put Vases On Windowsills
Placing vases full of water on sunny windowsills will hydrate the air when the water evaporates.
Boil Water On The Stovetop
Boiling water in a tea kettle or open pot will release steam into the air, acting just as a humidifier.
Shower With The Door Open
Leave your bathroom door open while you take a hot shower to release the steam into the rest of your home.
Dry Your Clothes On A Drying Rack
Instead of using your dryer, dry your clothes on a drying rack to humidify the air.
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