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If You Sleep with a Snorer, a Humidifier Can Help Make Your Night More Restful
If a snoring partner keeps you awake, a humidifier can help by relieving the intensity and loudness of the snoring.People who snore respond well to increasing the humidity level in their bedroom. When the air is too dry the snorer’s mucous membranes dry out, causing further breathing difficulty. Increasing the room’s humidity level helps prevent this.
An optimally humidified environment improves your snoring partner’s chances of a more restful night for both of you. Maintaining humidity in the 50% “sweet spot” of relative humidity keeps sensitive mucous membranes moist, helping reduce how often snores occur as well as their decibel level.
Create the right combination of bedroom temperature and humidity, and your partner will breathe and sleep more easily. To check humidity in your bedroom, purchase an inexpensive hygrometer (a humidity measuring device) at your local hardware store or online. Recommendation: Humidifiers.Selection4Less.com.
Selection4Less.com was started in 2009 by three friends who practice healthy living and are genuinely interested in helping others do the same. We decided to focus on humidifiers as our first product line because indoor air quality is so literally vital to creating a healthy atmosphere in your home and workplace. Our mission is to provide an innovative forum for information about the most popular, efficient humidifiers.
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