When the weather gets colder and the air gets drier, you might feel your throat start to get a little scratchy and your nose might begin to run. Though you might think this is the start of a cold, it ...

Depending on where you live and your natural body temperature, humidity can feel like no big deal or the worst thing imaginable. But regardless of your preference, low humidity in winter can leave you ...

As we approach the winter months, you may notice the air in your home becoming more dry, leading to problems like dry sinuses, dry and cracked skin and lips, nosebleeds and more. One of the simplest ...

This humidifier is the one that I keep by my bedside and pack when I'm on the go. Measuring 7 x 3 x 3 inches, it's so compact and easy to throw in your carry-on, holds 500 milliliters of water, and ...

As the weather begins to turn cooler over the next few weeks, many people will be trading air conditioning for heat. Heating your home wards off the chill, but it also creates drier air, which can ...

MIST OPPORTUNITY: Dry air in hotel rooms is endemic, but a moisture-adding mist can be as close as your water bottle and a USB connection. Yes, the USB water-bottle humidifier for which we’ve all been ...

When you think of a humidifier, you probably picture a fairly large device filled with water that you plug in and keep in a corner. Those traditional options don't work so well when you need to move ...