Air Humidifiers
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Too much or too little moisture in the air can cause a range of health issues that can be easily avoided by simply being able to control the humidity. A humidifier will put moisture back in to the air in your home.
Low humidity in the home is mainly caused by cold air (that has a lot less moisture than warm) entering the home and being heated and lowering the overall humidity. You’ll also find that humidity levels are a lot lower during the colder seasons. This can cause a variety of health problems such as skin & throat irritation, increased risk to infection, inflammation of allergies and asthma. Luckily, controlling the humidity in the home is extremely simple by using one to increase the humidity.
Our Range
Introducing our range of air humidifiers, designed to optimise the comfort and health of your indoor environment. At Heater Shop, we understand the importance of maintaining balanced humidity levels in your home or office space. Our humidifiers offer a simple yet effective solution to combat dry air, providing relief from common issues such as dry skin, irritated sinuses, and static electricity.
Crafted with advanced technology and user-friendly features, they offer whisper-quiet operation and customisable settings to suit your preferences. Whether you're seeking relief during the dry winter months or looking to create a more comfortable atmosphere year-round, our range delivers consistent moisture distribution for a healthier, more pleasant indoor environment.
Experience the difference with Heater Shop's air humidifiers, where comfort meets convenience. Say goodbye to dry air and hello to optimal humidity levels with our reliable and innovative solutions.
Best Value for Money
Transform any space into your oasis with the Prem-I-Air Olor. This ultrasonic aroma diffuser & humidifier harnesses the advanced technology of ultrasonics, this innovative device effortlessly blends your favorite essential oils (not included) with tap water, releasing a delicate mist infused with soothing aromas. Elevate your surroundings with the added touch of a mesmerising color-changing mood light.
Experience the perfect balance of moisture and tranquility as the fine mist helps alleviate dryness, promoting easier breathing and enhancing sleep quality. Whether in the cozy confines of your bedroom, the inviting ambiance of your living room, or the productive atmosphere of your office, this compact unit seamlessly adapts to any environment. With a runtime of up to 10 hours and an automatic shut-off feature when water levels are low, it ensures both convenience and safety.
Indulge in the benefits of:
- Greater comfort through alleviating dryness
- Versatility and elegance, suitable for any space from baby's nursery to your personal sanctuary
- Simultaneous humidification and fragrance diffusion
- Dimensions: 208 x 111 x 110mm
Invest in the Prem-I-Air Olor for an unparalleled blend of functionality, style, and value.
Best for Style
Introducing the Prem-I-Air EH1308, where functionality meets flair. This sophisticated warm & cool mist humidifier boasts a sleek design, marrying form with function effortlessly. Encased in a glossy black finish, its 4-liter semi-transparent tank exudes modernity, seamlessly complementing any contemporary space.
Illuminate your nights with the built-in night light function, casting a gentle glow that adds an ambient touch to your surroundings. But its elegance goes beyond aesthetics; it's packed with features to enhance your experience.
Equipped with a power-on neon light and a water shortage indicator, staying informed has never been easier. Adjust the spray volume to your liking, ensuring optimal comfort. Plus, with silver clean technology integrated into the system, rest assured that bacteria and mold growth in the tank are kept at bay.
Experience uninterrupted comfort with up to 18 hours of successive warm mist humidification or over 55 hours of cool mist humidification on low setting. Whether it's a cozy evening at home or a productive workday, the Prem-I-Air EH1308 ensures your environment remains conducive to your lifestyle.
Features:
- Cool mist humidifier for versatile use
- Semi-transparent 4-liter tank in sleek black
- Stylish glossy finish adds a touch of sophistication
- Easy-fill water tank simplifies maintenance
- Built-in night light for ambient illumination
If you’d like to find out more about our range, or would like to enquire about stock, you can call one of the team on 01473 276686 who will be on hand to help with your query.
Delivery Times
Delivery times for our products are mostly available as next day delivery as we keep the majority of our stock in our warehouse in Ipswich. However, on the odd occasion that we don’t have it available for next day delivery, each individual product states their estimated delivery time during checkout. We deliver to most UK locations with free delivery as standard. To discuss delivery details, call us on 01473 276686.
To view our full range of air treatment products, visit our Air Cooling section.
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Frequently asked questions
Are air humidifiers good for asthma?
Air humidifiers can potentially provide relief for some asthma sufferers, as they help maintain optimal humidity levels in indoor environments. Dry air can irritate the respiratory system and exacerbate asthma symptoms such as coughing and wheezing. However, it's important to use humidifiers properly to avoid mould and mildew growth, which can worsen asthma symptoms. Additionally, excessively high humidity levels can also promote the growth of allergens such as dust mites and mold, which can trigger asthma attacks in some individuals. Therefore, while they can be beneficial for asthma sufferers, it's crucial to monitor humidity levels and maintain proper cleaning and maintenance to ensure a healthy indoor environment. Consulting with a healthcare professional is also advisable to determine if it is suitable for managing asthma symptoms.
What are the different types of humidifiers
- Central - These are usually built into home heating and air con systems. They are designed to humidify the whole house.
- Ultrasonic - These produce a cool mist with ultrasonic vibration such as the Premi-I-Air EH1638 Olor Ultrasonic.
- Impeller - These produce a cool mist using a rotating disk.
- Evaporators - These use a fan to blow air through a wet wick, filter, or belt.
- Steam vaporizers - These models use electricity to create steam that cools before leaving the machine.
What is the best humidifier and air purifier 2 in 1?
A recommended choice for a combined humidifier and air purifier is a device that integrates both functions effectively. Such devices offer the advantage of optimising indoor air quality by providing moisture while simultaneously filtering out pollutants and allergens. It's advisable to explore different models and brands to find one that meets your requirements and preferences regarding features, performance, and reliability.
What is the ideal humidity level?
The amount of humidity in the air will vary depending on where you live, the weather and the time of year. Humidity in your home should be kept between 30% and 50%. If it is constantly above 50% then you should check out our range of dehumidifiers as excess moisture can lead to issues such as damp and mould. However, if you have low humidity and need to put some moisture back into the air, then you can do this with a humidifier. You can measure humidity using a hygrometer. These are very similar to thermometers in functionality and appearance. They measure the amount of moisture in the air and can be purchased at most hardware stores. Many models now feature built in hygrometers but are known as humidistats.