DIY moisture when you need it most.
Poor insulation and cold temperatures are the biggest culprits for a lack of humidity in the air.
So, how do you combat this when you don’t have ahumidifierin the home?
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Luckily there are a few easy expert-approved ways to humidify a room without the use of a humidifier.
“Showering naturally aerates hot water in the form of steam while you enjoy a refreshing cleanse.
“Just pop a pot of water on the stove and let it simmer.
Youll be amazed at how much moisture it adds to the air.
Want to get fancy?
“Okay, I know this might sound a bit weird, but hear me out.
Placing bowls of water near sunny windows or on a radiator can actually help.
As the water evaporates, it adds moisture to the room,” he says.
It’s like an instant DIY humidifier.”
According to our experts, it’s true!
You just need to choose the right plants to complement your space and needs.
“Houseplants are like natures little humidifiers,” says Steckel.
Plus, they look great!
“As they dry, theyll release moisture into the air.
Its a win-winyou get your laundry done and humidify your room at the same time!”
Mist Your Curtains
Do you have a spray bottle in the depths of your cabinets?
Pen says a great way to increase the humidity levels yourself is to mist your curtains with water.
“The simplest yet effective tip is to mist your curtains with water using a spray bottle.
