Honeywell Humidifiers

What you need to know about Honeywell Humidifiers.

Boasting decades in the whole-house humidification and dehumidification technology business Honeywell can trace back its roots to 1885 when Albert Burtz founder of the Burtz Thermo-Electric Regulator Co. Minneapolis, conceived the first ever thermostat that has been the basis of the modern day Honeywell humidifiers. Humidifiers are generally home appliances that increase the humidity or moisture in a room or entire house. For a fact, Honeywell humidifiers have since successfully found their way into 100 million homes and over 5 million buildings worldwide because they are excellent at maintaining balanced humidity levels in the home. Known to combine comfort with energy conservation and safety, Honeywell has done extremely well to develop whole house humidification products that work perfectly every time and all year round.

Sometimes air in your home can become either too dry it to the extent that it can give rise to serious health complications such as difficulty in breathing. This is especially true during very cold or extreme weather conditions. As such this dryness of air also often contributes to damage to wooden furniture, fixtures and other wooden finishings in the home including, flooring. What’s more your home is where you go to relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of life. It is for this reason that Honeywell humidifiers come in handy during seasons of discomfort or dehydration to stabilize whole-house humidity levels as well improve on overall comfort.

In essence, Honeywell whole house humidifiers can be divided into three main categories:

a) Professionally installed humidifiers: These are usually fixed directly onto the heating and cooling system in your home or building and it helps to get a professional to do the job for you. The humidifiers come available either as steam humidification systems or the Honeywell Flow-through humidification system. The former being preferred because of its eco friendly features. It produces its own steam independent of equipment operation and does not depend on moisture filled pads that are prone to bacterial growth in the water and airstream.

b) DIY humidifiers: If you are the kind that prefers to cut down on labor cost and get your hands dirty and most importantly can read instructions then these whole house Do-it-Yourself humidifiers are the thing for you. Example of these types of humidification systems are the Powered Flow Through and the Bypass Flow Through humidifiers. Installing these however will mean you having to cut through sheet metal or ductwork and deal with power wiring, but it will only take you around 3 hours to get the job done.

c) Portable or single room humidifiers: As the name suggests these Honeywell humidifiers are portable, movable; meaning you can carry them with you whenever you travel, or you are staying in a motel, or are visiting family. So you can be comfortable wherever you are. They can fit in any size room and come in Cool Mist, Warm Mist, and Perma-Fresh, Quiet Care models among many others; all low maintenance and energy saving; and for the health conscious you get germ free options.

Popular Models

HE225A1006, HE225B1004, HE265A1007, HE265B1005, HE365A1006, HE365B1004.

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