A water air purifier, also known as an evaporative cooler, is a device that cools and humidifies the air by passing it through a wet medium. The water absorbs heat from the air, which causes the air to cool. The water also evaporates into the air, which increases the humidity. Water air purifiers are a more natural and energy-efficient way to cool your home than traditional air conditioners.
Water air purifiers have been used for centuries to cool homes in hot, dry climates. The ancient Egyptians used water-soaked reeds to cool their homes. In the Middle Ages, Europeans used water-soaked cloths to cool their homes. And in the 19th century, Americans used water-soaked canvas to cool their homes. Today, water air purifiers are still a popular way to cool homes in hot, dry climates.