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For expert humidifier installations in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Areas, Canadian Heating and Air Conditioning ensures optimal indoor air quality and comfort year-round.

Generally, air humidifiers have a bypass flow-through style that uses a pipe to bring water directly to an electrically controlled valve at the top of the humidifier. Air passes through an aluminum pad (often called a biscuit; the term “biscuit” emphasizes the solid rather than foamy form). The pad has a coating of ceramic, resulting in an extremely large surface area within a small space. When the humidistat calls for humidity, the valve is opened and causes a spray of water onto the pad. Hot air is passed through the pad, causing the water to evaporate from the pad and be carried into the building.

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Looking to improve indoor air quality in the Greater Toronto Area and Greater Hamilton Area? Canadian Heating and Air Conditioning specializes in professional humidifier installations, ensuring optimal comfort and balanced humidity levels in your home. Our expert team provides energy-efficient solutions that help protect your health and prevent issues like dry skin, allergies, and damage to wood furnishings. Trust us to deliver the best humidifier services, keeping your home comfortable all year round.


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Advantages Include:

  • Reduced maintenance (new pad is needed only when clogged with dust or mineral deposits, typically once per year)
  • Lack of a pan of potentially stagnant water to serve as a breeding ground for mold as with a drum-style humidifier
  • No incidental humidification caused by a constantly replenished pan of water in a high velocity air stream
  • Reduced requirement for expensive air filters
  • Uses little electricity
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