Clever and Compact Air Humidifier for Large Rooms
Air humidification is recommended during the winter months when we tend to have our central heating in constant use. The heating greatly dries the ambient air which leads to itchy skin, snoring, coughing (even if you’re fit and healthy) and a dry, stuffy nose.
The brilliantly designed Beurer LB45 Ultrasonic Air Humidifier features a unique 360-degree misting nozzle that ensures the mist plumes are spread throughout the room and not in one direction only. This is how the compact device manages to humidify rooms of up to 30m².
Harnessing ultrasonic technology, the mist released is ultra-fine to prevent water from setting on surfaces or disturbing you as you sleep or relax, and the included anti-limescale filter means the Beurer LB-45 Ultrasonic Air Humidifier is easy to keep clean and functioning.
Meticulously designed by health and wellbeing experts, Beurer, the LB-45 is silent in operation and contains a 4-litre water tank with a visible water level display.
Unlike other air humidifiers that give you the option of up to 3 humidity settings, the Beurer LB45 Ultrasonic Air Humidifier features a chrome dial that you turn to adjust the humidity level to your exact preferences.
Did You Know A Humidifier Can Help to Reduce Snoring?
Humidifiers can help you or your loved one if your snoring is triggered by breathing in dry air. They can be a great way to help snoring caused by a blocked nose, stuffy nose and throat irritation.
Dry air can aggravate the tissues of your nose and throat, causing irritation and inflammation that can worsen snoring. Additionally, dry and dehydrated airways have thicker mucus which increases surface tension and heightens the risk of snoring.
A humidifier on its own won’t stop your snoring, but if you are looking for ways to stop snoring, this is certainly something that will really help! If you use a humidifier in conjunction with other anti-snoring remedies and stop snoring techniques, a humidifier can be a great addition. A humidifier could benefit snoring that is triggered by any of the following:
- Allergies
- Colds, and blocked nose from a cold.
- Open mouth sleeping
- Dry and hot climates
- Dry air from central heating and/or air conditioning
- Pregnancy
- Sinusitis and other chronic sinus problems
Remember - snoring isn't just disruptive to your partner and loved ones - it's is detrimental to YOUR health too. Snorers are more prone to getting heart diseases or heart attacks. You also run the risk of developing irregular heart rhythm (arrhythmia) due to snoring. Strokes - Your intensity of snoring can narrow the arteries in the neck due to fatty deposits, increasing your chances of getting a stroke.
If that's not bad enough - snoring means YOU just don't get a good restful nights sleep yourself. Imagine how refreshed and vibrant you'll feel after a GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP!