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5 air humidifiers to help fight dry skin

We did the research so you can breathe easy knowing you've got the best humidifier for your family. Stick with a cool-mist style for best (and safest) results

5 air humidifiers to help fight dry skin

5 air humidifiers to help fight dry skin

Crane Teardrop Humidifier

This ultra-quiet model won't disturb your child's slumber. Its cool mist helps with cold symptoms and fights dry skin. Need more tips? See our 4 must-try dry skin soothers. $75, toysrus.ca




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Crane Cool Mist Elephant Humidifier

Want to soothe your child's dry skin? Kids will love the playful design of this cute model and parents will love its congestion-fighting powers. $70, toysrus.ca








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Vicks Starry Night Cool Mist Humidifier

This humidifier is good for kids of all ages and even has a scented insert that will release vicks vapours to relieve congestion during cold and flu season. $60, toyrus.ca








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TaoTronics Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier

This super silent humidifier can be tailored to fit your needs with a humidity control setting and a timer that lets you choose the duration of the misting. $120, amazon.ca






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Honeywell Germ Free Cool Mist Humidifier

This humidifier filters bacteria so your family can enjoy germ- and dust-free mist. And with a dishwasher-safe tank, clean-up is a breeze. $73, amazon.ca 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 

5 air humidifiers to help fight dry skinPhoto: Honeywell
This article was originally published on Feb 15, 2012

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Karen Robock

Karen Robock is a writer, editor and mom of two whose work has appeared in dozens of publications in Canada and the U.S., including Prevention, Reader’s Digest, Canadian Living, and The Toronto Star. Once upon a time, Karen was even the managing editor of Today’s Parent. She lives in Toronto with her husband, school-age daughters, and their two dogs.

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