How does a humidifier work?

Answer: add moisture to air

Answer: Removing the particules in the air and absorb the moisture. Drain to the pump and then send all liquid to any drain.

Answer: It is placed in the supply air plenum while it adds moisture to the air.

Answer: A central humidifier, is on that is placed on your Heating and cooling equipment. It adds humidity into the air stream while the system is operating. By adding humidity in the cold months to moisten the air you will be able to keep your furnace at a lower temperature and still be comfortable. It will also help with keeping your skin and sinuses moist so that you are less likely to catch colds or get sinus infections.

Answer: It absorbs moisture from the air, and uses it in places with low humidity.

Answer: Some are nothing more then a basin of water in the heat airflow of the furnace. Some take a drop of water and try to vaporize it into the air

Answer: Bypass or simple evaporation? adds a prescribed amount of humidity usually determined by a humidistat.

Answer: removes moisture from air