canesisters
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I hadn't really thought about it - but I bet that all of the diffusers I have going throughout the house are adding a substantial amount of moisture - PLUS all that essential oil goodness. 
Careful With Heaters
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flowerbug
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steam radiators aren't supposed to leak... 
the place i lived in the attic for several years had hot water heat and the radiators had little valves to burp them once in a while if there was air in the sytem. it really wasn't supposed to be there.
the place i lived in the attic for several years had hot water heat and the radiators had little valves to burp them once in a while if there was air in the sytem. it really wasn't supposed to be there.
Just-Moxie
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In my childhood home, we had this huge ugly gravity furnace in the basement. With long tubular arms, reaching towards the ceiling. It did produce nice warm air in the winter, but it sure was ugly.
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They would whistle sometimes from the steam
majorcatfish
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on the second pan of water ..up to 29% humidity still feels like ants on the skin....
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A furnace of one kind or another to keep the home above freezing~ well 65 degrees```
Then wood heat is very nice~ dry heat```
Then wood heat is very nice~ dry heat```
