Ever wake up in a hotel room dying of thirst even though you didn’t drink too much the night before? Especially in the winter months, hotel rooms can have incredibly dry air. I’ve had way too many hotel-stays that ended with chapped lips that took weeks to heal; dried out hair; and dry, peeling skin. It only takes a few of those experiences to realize that a portable humidifier might be an excellent investment.
When looking for a portable humidifier, you need something small that can fit in any bag. Mine uses a standard bottle of water, which is easy to obtain at my destination. It runs off a USB cord, which I can easily plug into my 4-port wall charger right next to the bed, ensuring that the air around me is sufficiently humid throughout the night. One standard water bottle lasts about 8 hours.
I throw it in a ziplock back while traveling, just in case there might be some residual water droplets on it. The ziplock bag doesn’t take up any extra space, holds the pieces and parts, and gives me peace of mind that the rest of the bag’s contents won’t end up wet.
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