Homemade humidifier

If you have too much moisture in the air at home, it is bad for your health as well as the home itself. It can create mildew, rot wood and lead to rising damp. Preventing this can be expensive, but these DIY humidifier ideas might save your home and some money at the same time. #dehumidifier #risingdamp #mildew #climate #weather #home #DIY #homemade #moisture #wet #water

There are different expensive humidifiers online or in your nearby shops, but I want to teach you how to make a DIY homemade humidifier with a water bottle

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Needed a humidifier, so I made a simple one with a terra cotta plant pot #humidifier #diy #itworks

Although putting salt in a humidifier is not recommended, many people try adding it for good reasons. Check here for how an Epsom salt can help keep the humidifier safe and hygienic.

Even if you don't have a humidifier at home, there's one household item you can use instead to easily inject moisture into your air!

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