Why is room moisture necessary?
Dr. Shivkumar says that when we constantly use AC, it reduces the moisture of the room. Actually, AC also absorbs the moisture present in it while cooling the air. The effect of this is that the air of the room becomes very dry. This causes the nose to dry, the throat starts piercing and itching is felt on the skin.
According to Dr. Shivkumar, if a bucket or water is kept in a bucket or steel plate, then slowly water can evaporate (by evaporate) can make the moisture a little balanced in the room. This method is not as effective as a humidifier, but it can give relief to a great extent in small or medium size rooms. Especially when the wind looks very dry.

What can cause harm by staying in dry air for a long time?
If you live in a dry environment continuously, it can affect your health. Doctors say that respiratory diseases like asthma, bronchitis can increase even more due to too much dry air. It can be even more dangerous for those who have trouble breathing. Also, problems like eczema can also increase when skin moisture is exhausted. The inner layer of the nose starts drying up, which can cause blood from the nose and the natural defense of the body also becomes weak against external dust and soil.
Dr. Shivkumar also explains some more easy remedies, with the help of which you can keep the air of your room balanced.
Use Humidifier: If there are small children or elderly in the house, it would be better to use an electronic humidifier instead of the bucket. With this you can control moisture levels.
Adopt moisturizing skin care: Apply moisturizer after bathing to protect the skin from dry.
Get AC service periodically: If AC is not cleaned, then dust accumulates in it, due to which the air becomes more dry and impure.
So the next time you turn on AC, do not forget to keep a bowl of water nearby, this small step can be very beneficial for your health.