Why you need a Canopy Humidifier to get you through cold & flu season
Canopy is here to help during the colder months when the air dries out, and germs seem to run rampant. We build humidifiers that make life more comfortable, even when it’s cold and flu season.
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Indoor humidity plays a significant role in how you look and feel, so we created a line of products to help add moisture that helps to help you breathe easier, sleep better, and maintain a healthier routine. Here’s how:
Improving Indoor Humidity: Dry air can support the spread of the viruses that cause illness, whether it’s the common cold, a seasonal flu strain, or COVID-19. Maintaining the ideal humidity level of about 40% to 60% reduces the survival rate of the viruses that cause winter illnesses, reducing your risk of getting sick.
Promoting Clean, Safe Air: Unlike warm mist devices that can generate heat or increase the potential for mold growth, Canopy Humidifiers use ultrasonic technology to create a cool vapor, eliminating the risk of excess dampness and mold spores.
Releasing Clean Moisture: Even when you use filtered or distilled water, the vapor from other humidifiers may contain heavy metals, bacteria, and minerals that can worsen your symptoms. Canopy Humidifiers use unique paper filters to remove contaminants from water before the ultrasonic technology turns it into mist. You enjoy clean moisture that won’t cause additional problems—even if you use regular tap water.
You can’t predict when you’ll get sick during cold and flu season, but Canopy is here to help you say goodbye to uncomfortable respiratory symptoms and restless nights.
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Why use a Humidifier when sick?
Balancing Indoor Humidity for More Comfortable Breathing
Using a Canopy device is one way to actively control cold and flu symptoms. The built-in sensors and auto mode in our Bedside Humidifier keep indoor humidity levels between the recommended 40% and 60%.
This range might be surprising, but this much moisture in the air dramatically reduces allergen and contaminant circulation, reducing respiratory symptoms that tend to increase during the fall and winter. The humidifier’s water vapor makes particles too heavy to remain airborne and spread quickly, keeping them out of your airways.
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Relieving Dry Sinuses & Throat
Breathing in dry air robs your nasal passages and throat of moisture, which can cause nosebleeds and sore throats. Mucus helps trap germs and viruses, but dry air affects how long it takes for mucus to leave the body. In the meantime, viruses can pull apart from the mucus and make you sick. Dry air also causes the mucus to thicken, which can cause sinus pressure.
A humidifier for sinus pressure and dryness can provide relief. The water vapor keeps airways and nasal passages moist and the mucus lining thin for more comfortable breathing.
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Soothing Bronchitis & Laryngitis Symptoms
A cold or respiratory virus can cause bronchitis. This respiratory infection could be behind your sore throat and congestion. When the air is dry, bronchial tubes can't stay hydrated. This can cause asthma attacks and allergy flare-ups on top of already being sick. Running a humidifier for colds and respiratory infections can alleviate these symptoms.
Like bronchitis, laryngitis causes frequent coughing and throat dryness. A humidifier can also keep mucus membranes and airways moist.
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