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[monicakm]

@Desertdi 

Well, there really is a way to change if you wanted to.

[monicakm]

@haddon9 

It hasn't been cold enough long enough to need it, but I have a small portable humidifier for the bedroom too.  Did you know  you can buy nasal moisturizers?  It really works.

[haddon9]

@monicakm I have a regular saline nasal spray but I also recently purchased AYR saline gel nasal spray.  It seems to stay in place better than quickly dripping out.

Anyway DH worked on our house humidifier and the reading is now up to 33% from 26 which does make a big difference!

[Desertdi]

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@monicakm wrote:

@Desertdi 

Well, there really is a way to change if you wanted to.

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@monicakm 

A humidifier wouldn't make a dent in single-digit humidity.     

[monicakm]

That's great! Ours is up to 37% now but I've had a North window open for the last couple of days. It's 49% outside.
I love the humidity in Vegas. It makes the heat so much more tolerable

[bikerbabe]

Low humidity is rarely a problem in Oregon this time of year. It’s 99% outside and it’s not even raining.

Learn something everyday. I never even heard of a whole house humidifier. 😆

[SilleeMee]

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@Desertdi wrote:

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@monicakm wrote:

@Desertdi 

Well, there really is a way to change if you wanted to.

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@monicakm 

A humidifier wouldn't make a dent in single-digit humidity.     

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@Desertdi 

We get very dry weather here, too. It can get in the single digits for many days.
Using a humidifier works for my house. I actually use two Air Innovations top-fill humidifiers in my house when the humidity gets really low and that does work to bring the humidity up to where it's comfortable. I couldn't survive in extreme dry conditions like where you live. I was there in the spring one year long ago. It wasn't too bad then but I can imagine it getting much drier.