Mucous membranes need moisture
Dry air promotes the Drying out of skin and mucous membranes and thus increases the risk of infection.
That's why sufficient humidity in the rooms is very important .
Is the moisture and pollution in the rooms Not in Balance , they can Effects on our organism and Well-being from mood disorders to illnesses are sufficient:
Dry and scratchy eyesAllergic reaction
Dizziness attacks
Loss of performance
Headache
malaise
Odor nuisance
nervousness
Irritated respiratory tract
A good feel-good climate
Humidity depends on temperature!
In cold seasons the air becomes very dry due to the drop in temperature . The colder the air gets, the less it can absorb moisture .
If you breathe out when the outside temperature is cold, the moist air you breathe will be visible as mist .
The air cannot bind the moisture in the air you breathe, so it becomes visible and later falls to the ground .
This cold and dry outside air automatically enters our living spaces through ventilation .
The room air is also dried out by heating .
It is essential for our well-being to have a relative humidity of at least 40% to 55% in our living spaces.
Humidity below 40% is generally referred to as “dry air.”
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