dont totally cover yourself up in a crap load of clothing and or blankets. try avoiding heating through electric or gas heaters.

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yup

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker Beware of the humdifiers. They get mold and make problems worse.

and known to cause asthma problems

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+1.

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Originally posted by Cosmic Fur Number of people who thought this thread was about music: 6

heehe

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Well, I just bought the one humitifier last winter, had it properly cleaned at the bay and I just bought another smaller one last week that's beside my bed. I usually shut off the heat at night - but it gets so cold in the mornings. I should sleep in the shower, haha, but I think I would turn into a prune. I will continue shutting off the heat and get another blanket/comforter if I do get to cold.

I suppose the title of the thread could be taken as a house music thread, but it's not, and I have a dry house and I depend on all of you to help me

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Get a hydrometer to find out what the relative humidty really is. Honeywell makes a thermometer/hydrometer for about $20.

25% to 40% should be most comfortable.

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker Get a hydrometer to find out what the relative humidty really is. Honeywell makes a thermometer/hydrometer for about $20. 25% to 40% should be most comfortable.

kewl thanks RJ I will look at this store tonight on my way home I actually bought a honeywell humitifier last week, it's nice and quiet during sleepy times.

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker Get a hydrometer to find out what the relative humidty really is. Honeywell makes a thermometer/hydrometer for about $20. 25% to 40% should be most comfortable.

indeed...I have mine set to shut off at 30% which is more than sufficient.

(now how accurate the sensor is in that dinky humidifier...I don't know)

I got that problem in my dorm... the central heating creates horrible dryness AND burns oxygen..so not only the air is dry and stuff, the oxygen is burnt in the air which results in morning headaches since your brain isn't getting enough(took me a while to figure the cause for my headaches)
I just turn central heating off at night(and most of the day too) and got myself an oil heater. its a little thing dont cost too much which I keep by the bed at night and under the desk during the day
try leaving your window open too! I find that it works..not full out but a little bit so fresh air could get through
but 2 humidifiers + open water not doing it is not cool

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