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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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But even if you have a humidifier, weapons need to be checked at least monthly for signs of corrosion, especially in humid areas. One of the bedrooms was set up as a plant nursery, with tiny plant shoots in plastic containers under lights next to a humidifier. If you use a humidifier in the winter, clean and disinfect it frequently. |
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