Natural evaporation humidifier – Air&Me: Quiet and Natural Humidification

Natural evaporation

EVAPORATIVE HUMIDIFER

With this type of humidifier, water is diffused naturally into the air. A filter, called a filtration cartridge, is soaked in water, which rises by capillary action. The filtered water is then propelled by a ventilation system. These low-energy, silent humidifiers are ideal for bedrooms...(learn more)

Evaporative humidifiers are very common in Switzerland, where they are an integral part of the local culture. This is the most natural and comfortable technology for humidifying a room, especially a bedroom. Essential oil diffusion and the evaporator: in most evaporative humidifiers, a small cassette with a cotton pad is designed to diffuse essential oils using the airflow of the device.

Key advantages of natural evaporation humidification:

Energy efficiency:
The evaporative humidifier holds the record for energy savings—it is the most economical to use, requiring only a few watts on speed 1. Products like the Oskar Little do not exceed 5 watts.
Maintenance:
Evaporative humidifiers are generally more affordable and easier to maintain than other types of humidifiers, as they do not require heating elements or complex mechanisms to produce steam. However, it is important to change the filter regularly, depending on the dust levels in the room or the environment. The filter may clog more quickly if there is a pet in the home. That said, these humidifiers may be less effective than other types, as they depend on the room's temperature to function and may take longer to humidify a space due to their natural operation.