Furnace Humidifiers - Warm Moist Air for the Entire House

When the entire house feels like the desert has taken over and moved in, the Furnace Humidifiers can help turn the house back to the paradise that it was before the whole desert moved in and took over. Adding this device to the furnace can put the moisture back into the home and make it feel more like a paradise than a desert, but without it getting so humid that it turns into a jungle. There are several manufacturers that make this type of humidifier, and there are several models that consumers can have installed in their home. These are relatively maintenance-free and still utilize the existing ductwork that runs throughout the house conditioning the air in the house. By adding these humidifiers, the air is moisturized and the occupants are more comfortable, plus an added benefit that further damage to the structure is stopped.

Top Series

There are a variety of Furnace Humidifiers that can be directly attached to the furnace and offers several advantages over other portable models. One of the most obvious benefits is that only one is needed to cover the entire home and a second advantage that they can be directly integrated into the existing heating system. Some of the top models for this type of humidifier include:

- Honeywell Model HE225D is a Flow-thru type that is easily installed and integrated to existing furnaces and is a fully automatic system. It can be attached to the supply for the warm air or the return for the cold air of any forced air furnace. This model has an outdoor sensor that determines the temperature outside and it can control the inside humidity levels automatically. It has the ability to disperse up to 12 gallons of moisture each day. It also has a "HealthShield" panel that prohibits growth of bacteria, mold, algae, and fungus.

- Another model that can be attached to the furnace is the Air King AK5500 Humidifier. This is also a Flow-thru model that can disperse up to 12 gallons of moisture on a daily basis. This model cycles automatically with the furnace and it is capable of providing humidity to a home up to 3200 square feet. This is also a very highly rated model.

How it Works

The Furnace Humidifiers work a little different than the standard humidifiers that are available as portable units, In these units, the humidifier is situated between the duct that returns the warmed air into the house, and the return for the cold air that is pulled into the furnace. Part of this warm air is forced into the humidifier where it gathers the water molecules that are returned to the cold air component that is delivered back to the furnace where it is heated again. This heating process turns the water to vapor where it is absorbed by the hot air and distributed. The styles that are attached to the furnace include both Drum and Flow-thru humidifiers.

Convenience and Comfort

For the convenience of adding Furnace Humidifiers to the home to provide the comfort throughout the house, these models are the most economical and handy. In addition to stabilizing the humidity in the home, they are convenient to install because they attache directly to the existing furnace, and they utilize existing ductwork. This is a great solution to restoring comfort to the home.

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