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| Video Discription | WATCH MY LAST VIDEO: http://bit.ly/2eObsdQ SUBSCRIBE & JOIN MY YOUTUBE FAMILY: http://bit.ly/2e7UyqB MY VLOG CHANNEL: http://bit.ly/2dFYXoz MY CROCHET CHANNEL: https://goo.gl/ALd1tM 🔔 TURN ON MY NOTIFICATIONS 🔔 1. Leave The Door Open When You Shower Let the steam escape from your bathroom and into the home be leaving the shower open when you shower. 2. Boil Water Using a teapot on the stove (versus heating a mug in the microwave) to heat water for your tea will help release moisture into the air. 3.Get Plants Houseplants can help in adding humidity to your home. How? Plants continuously release moisture from their leaves and stems of plants as vapor. This process is called transpiration and as long as you keep them watered, they will help aid in regulating humidity levels in your home. 4. (1) Put Bowl(s) Of Water On Top Of Registers I’ve tried this trick and it works. Simply place a metal bowl (or ceramic) on top of your floor register or a radiant heating unit. Depending on the current humidity levels in your home (and how much your heat is blasting) the water will evaporate into the air in your home. For me, it takes about a week for the water to fully evaporate in a medium-sized metal dog bowl. 4. (2) Put Bowl(s) Of Water On Windowsills If your registers are on the wall or ceiling, try placing a bowl or vase on a sunny windowsill. The warmth from the daily sun will gently warm the water and it’ll evaporate slowly into your air. 5. Let Your Clothes Air-Dry Save some energy, skip the dryer, and line-dry your clothes in your home on a drying rack. If you have the extra space, this is a great way to get more moisture into the air. Thanks for watching! Please make sure to like, comment, & subscribe! :) Social Media: 🔹Blog: https://www.iamkristin.com 🔹Snapchat: xxiamkristinxx 🔹Twitter:https://twitter.com/xxIAMKRISTINxx 🔹Instagram: https://instagram.com/xxiamkristinxx 🔹Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/xxiamkristinxx 🔹Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/xxiamkristinxx #HowTo #Humidity #iamkristin |
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