humidify

If the cause is dry air, then one should humidify the home.

Not humidified as we of course do in the spacers.

Try not to hit the loaves; just humidify the oven.

A surface warehouse requires energy to cool, heat, and humidify.

These two Mermen had merely done something to humidify the air.

They point out that people live healthfully in deserts without humidifying their air.

They act as sound barriers to street noise, humidify the air and lower the temperature nearby.

The air around me is filtered, heated and humidified to precisely the healthy level.

The gas is heated and humidified to give comfortable delivery of the respiratory support.

Humidifying indoor air is one way to help maintain healthy skin, dermatologists say.

Humidifying the air also helps, as long as you prevent mold growth.

Or "move to indoor areas that are well-ventilated and have humidified, warm air."

Water taken up through the plants and transpired at their tops helps to humidify the air.

Also, the air isn't humidified, which contributes to the body becoming dehydrated.

Symptoms of croup usually can be managed at home by humidifying the air and soothing the child.

Water is typically supplied to the fuel cell by humidifying the gas feed stream.

Inspired air is humidified, improving the quality of airway mucus.

If a house is artificially humidified during the winter, this can create conditions favorable to mold.

And "humidify the indoor air," he tells East Coast residents.

When they are working properly, the sinuses help warm and humidify the air that passes through the nose.

The condition appears to improve when the air inhaled is more fully humidified and closer to body temperature.

Normally these structures help humidify and filter air.

Advanced models may warm or humidify the air and monitor the patient's breathing to ensure proper treatment.

The other demonstrated a decrease in upper respiratory infections among soldiers when their Army barracks were humidified.

"There is too much air to humidify."