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When the air gets drier, whether you're simply looking to take care of your plants or just look after your room to keep your throat from becoming irritated and your skin dry and flaky, it may be a good idea to invest in a humidifier. If you can't get your hands on an awesome Cup Noodle humidifier, don't fret. Daiso, Japan's largest 100-yen emporium has the most adorable and affordable humidifiers to use on the fly: paper cat humidifiers!
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The simple paper humidifiers are described as a "natural vaporizing paper humidifier that doesn't require electricity", but the real appeal is in its aesthetic, as it takes care of the air quality in your room in the form of cats popping out of a donut they use as a lifesaver.
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The easy to assemble paper humidifier work by evaporating water from the paper humidifier into the air through the action of air flow and room humidity, by simply assembling the parts and sticking them in a glass of water. The cat and donut parts are already cut out, so as long as you have a glass of water, you can just throw them in to brighten up your room with what looks like a kitty pool party!
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While you probably can't count on them for rapid results of a more hi-tech humidifier, they're incredibly convenient to quickly put up in your room or work place, injecting whatever room you use them in with an incredibly adorable and colorful decoration that just happens battle against dry air!
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