Humidifier

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Originally Posted by frankykeno

Odd little piece of information I gleamed awhile back from doing some googling on how humidity works. Seems we humans do best at about 45% humidity year round (quick someone spritz me and move my dang water bowl!) The supposition in one article was that since most of us live in homes far below 45%, especially in the winter, we are more prone to colds, sinus issues, skin issues, etc. during the dry winter months. If we push up our home's humidity in the winter, we'd all be healthier and more able to resist the typical winter cold/flu season. Conversely if we remove higher humidity in other months, we'd be healthier and happier.

Guess we aren't all the different from our herps that way LOL. I may try this idea out....seems very reasonable

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LOL....you know what's funny is that we spend way more time worrying about the husbandry needs of our animals than we do our own. If I took as good care of myself as I do my critters, I'm sure I'd be a lot happier and healthier. So why is it so hard to do? LOL

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Originally Posted by jglass38

Ill have to look at it more tonight. See how I can stabilize it a bit more.

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Is it a "warm mist" humidifer? If so, it is pumping heated water into the air. I have a humidifer that works just on a evaporation principle and it does not effect the temp of my air at all. :)

it is warm mist...It is definitely heated air. I dont know that the temp is such a problem. It was around 85...