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Examples
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When you breathe in cold-dry air, your body warms and humidifies that air.
Training Center: Training and nutrition in cold weather 2010
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April 17, 2006 | 6: 30 a.m. The city is test-driving "green" buildings, with ventilated air, stone floors that generate heat in the winter and absorb it in the summer, and even a waterfall that humidifies and chills the lobby.
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Empedocles, gluing, (as it were) and conjoining the elements together by heats, softnesses, and humidifies, gives them in some sort a mixtion and unitive composition; but these men who hunt and drive together the atoms, which they affirm to be immutable and impassible, compose nothing proceeding from them, but indeed make many and continual percussions of them.
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The damp matting humidifies and cools the air as well as filters out the dust.
3. Design rules 1993
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I hang clothes before we go to bed at night and it humidifies the air and allows me to save money and time on a humidifier.
The Seattle Times 2011
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The moisture from the wet clothes humidifies that painfully dry air, and your clothes are ready to wear!
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The moisture from the wet clothes humidifies that painfully dry air, and your clothes are ready to wear!
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| The Hwaro (Korean for "fire oven") warms, purifies, and humidifies air -- and looks far sexier than the typical space heater.
Fast Company 2010
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Chuck Penner, the president of LeftField Commodity Research, says the continued rain and high humidifies are starting to raise concerns among livestock producers related to fusarium while delayed crop development raises the risk of damage from an early frost.
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The moisture from the wet clothes humidifies that painfully dry air, and your clothes are ready to wear!
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