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humidifier [hyo̅o̅mid′ifī′ər] Etymology: L, humidus, moist, facere, to make a machine designed to adjust the amount of moisture in the atmosphere of a room or respiratory device. humidifier, n a device for adding moisture to dry air inside the home to help counteract the reduction in saliva that often occurs as a result of hyposalivation, radiation therapy, or other treatments that cause xerostomia. humidifier an apparatus for controlling humidity by adding moisture to the air. humidifier Nursing A device that puts moisture in air. Cf Dehumidifier. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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6%) on humidifiers via its DIMSDRIVE Internet service from October 5 through 12. The new device, through the use of ultraviolet light, does far more to eradicate indoor air pollution than common filters and humidifiers do. Humidifiers are increasingly common among indoor plant enthusiasts. |
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