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Dry, cold air during winter can wreak havoc on comfort, causing chapped skin, irritated sinuses, and stuffy rooms—especially in heated […]

Dry, polluted indoor air can aggravate allergies, dry out sinuses, and make breathing uncomfortable—especially during winter or in arid climates.

Dry indoor air during winter months can wreak havoc on your comfort and health, causing dry skin, irritated sinuses, and

Dry air can worsen respiratory issues, cause dry skin, and damage wooden furniture—especially in winter or arid climates. Many humidifiers

Dry air can wreak havoc on your health and comfort, especially during colder months—causing everything from scratchy throats and dry

Dry, recycled air in hotel rooms can leave you with parched skin, a scratchy throat, and disrupted sleep—especially in air-conditioned

Dry air can aggravate a baby’s sensitive skin, cause stuffy noses, and disrupt sleep—especially during colder months or in air-conditioned

Dry air in the bedroom can lead to irritated sinuses, dry skin, and disrupted sleep, especially during colder months. For

Dry air in the bedroom can lead to irritated sinuses, dry skin, and disrupted sleep—especially during winter or in arid

Excess humidity can wreak havoc on your home, leading to musty odors, mold growth, and damage to furniture and walls—especially