Gallon Humidifier

August 29, 2009

Raising the humidity of a room without a humidifier?

Filed under: Gallon Humidifier — Tags: , , — GH Blogger @ 4:17 pm
Kal-El asked:


Does anybody know of any ways to keep a bedroom from getting too dry in the winter time? We have used a humidifier, but had a problem with mold that began to grow on the windows and it created a musty odor in the room. I have heard of a pie pan next to the heat vent/register, but does anybody else have any suggestions or good tricks that they use?
Thanks!!
I’m looking for something that will still create moisture, just not as much as the humidifier (for the member who asked). Even if I have it on low, the windows get “rain drops” on them and mold forms on the little criss-crossy things. Worried about what it could be doing to the carpet. As soon as we stopped using it, the excessive moisture problem was controlled, but our throats became sore and our noses caked with hard snot. There was your answer in a nutshell :)

TROY
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5 Comments

  1. The bowl of the bowl of the bowl of water trick too good luck wonder.

    Comment by rorychlspudab — August 31, 2009 @ 9:58 pm

  2. I have heard that leaving out a pan of water overnight helps slightly, as does hanging a wet bath towel to dry overnight. I’m not too crazy about this second one, just because of hygiene, though.

    Comment by chuchoi — September 2, 2009 @ 5:26 am

  3. try something fun like …

    Comment by steele_luv — September 5, 2009 @ 3:58 pm

  4. My question back is why do you creat moiture from another source.

    Comment by julie — September 8, 2009 @ 4:46 am

  5. Move to Florida and leave your windows open.

    Comment by nick_1965 — September 10, 2009 @ 4:41 pm

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