Humidifiers May Improve Winter Breathing

(Re-Nest) UPDATED 2010-01-27

Low humidity in the winter has been linked to an increased risk of colds and other infections, itchy dry skin, and breathing problems. In this article from the popular "green" blog Re-Nest, one writer lists suggestions knowing whether the air in your house is too dry or too damp. She also offers a range of suggestions for humidifying the air. Read full story >

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Humidifiers May Improve Winter Breathing

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