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vaporizer vs. humidifier

bittyhorse23

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>




On a similar note, for those who have exhaust fans in your bathrooms that operate independently from the light switch, be SURE to use them every time you take a hot shower or bath. You want to be certain that the moisture doesn't have a chance to cozy up to the places where lint likes to live.



Breathe well my friends!</end quote></div>


I don't have an exhaust fan in my bathroom <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I just leave the window open...I hope that works!!!! I'd put one in but its a rental and I am not wasting my money since I don't plan on being there very long.
 

bittyhorse23

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>




On a similar note, for those who have exhaust fans in your bathrooms that operate independently from the light switch, be SURE to use them every time you take a hot shower or bath. You want to be certain that the moisture doesn't have a chance to cozy up to the places where lint likes to live.



Breathe well my friends!</end quote></div>


I don't have an exhaust fan in my bathroom <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I just leave the window open...I hope that works!!!! I'd put one in but its a rental and I am not wasting my money since I don't plan on being there very long.
 

bittyhorse23

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>




On a similar note, for those who have exhaust fans in your bathrooms that operate independently from the light switch, be SURE to use them every time you take a hot shower or bath. You want to be certain that the moisture doesn't have a chance to cozy up to the places where lint likes to live.



Breathe well my friends!</end quote></div>


I don't have an exhaust fan in my bathroom <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I just leave the window open...I hope that works!!!! I'd put one in but its a rental and I am not wasting my money since I don't plan on being there very long.
 

bittyhorse23

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>




On a similar note, for those who have exhaust fans in your bathrooms that operate independently from the light switch, be SURE to use them every time you take a hot shower or bath. You want to be certain that the moisture doesn't have a chance to cozy up to the places where lint likes to live.



Breathe well my friends!</end quote>


I don't have an exhaust fan in my bathroom <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I just leave the window open...I hope that works!!!! I'd put one in but its a rental and I am not wasting my money since I don't plan on being there very long.
 

bittyhorse23

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>




On a similar note, for those who have exhaust fans in your bathrooms that operate independently from the light switch, be SURE to use them every time you take a hot shower or bath. You want to be certain that the moisture doesn't have a chance to cozy up to the places where lint likes to live.



Breathe well my friends!</end quote>


I don't have an exhaust fan in my bathroom <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I just leave the window open...I hope that works!!!! I'd put one in but its a rental and I am not wasting my money since I don't plan on being there very long.
 

JazzysMom

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>

In a similar note, for those who have exhaust fans in your bathrooms that operate independently from the light switch, be SURE to use them every time you take a hot shower or bath. You want to be certain that the moisture doesn't have a chance to cozy up to the places where lint likes to live.

Breathe well my friends!</end quote></div>


Be sure to keep the cover clean also otherwise the exhaust fan cant work probably. You would be surprised how quickly it gets dirty.
 

JazzysMom

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>

In a similar note, for those who have exhaust fans in your bathrooms that operate independently from the light switch, be SURE to use them every time you take a hot shower or bath. You want to be certain that the moisture doesn't have a chance to cozy up to the places where lint likes to live.

Breathe well my friends!</end quote></div>


Be sure to keep the cover clean also otherwise the exhaust fan cant work probably. You would be surprised how quickly it gets dirty.
 

JazzysMom

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>

In a similar note, for those who have exhaust fans in your bathrooms that operate independently from the light switch, be SURE to use them every time you take a hot shower or bath. You want to be certain that the moisture doesn't have a chance to cozy up to the places where lint likes to live.

Breathe well my friends!</end quote></div>


Be sure to keep the cover clean also otherwise the exhaust fan cant work probably. You would be surprised how quickly it gets dirty.
 

JazzysMom

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>

In a similar note, for those who have exhaust fans in your bathrooms that operate independently from the light switch, be SURE to use them every time you take a hot shower or bath. You want to be certain that the moisture doesn't have a chance to cozy up to the places where lint likes to live.

Breathe well my friends!</end quote>


Be sure to keep the cover clean also otherwise the exhaust fan cant work probably. You would be surprised how quickly it gets dirty.
 

JazzysMom

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>

In a similar note, for those who have exhaust fans in your bathrooms that operate independently from the light switch, be SURE to use them every time you take a hot shower or bath. You want to be certain that the moisture doesn't have a chance to cozy up to the places where lint likes to live.

Breathe well my friends!</end quote>


Be sure to keep the cover clean also otherwise the exhaust fan cant work probably. You would be surprised how quickly it gets dirty.
 
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hopesiris

Guest
Lauren, thank you so much. It must be the waterless vaporizer that she was referring to. When the air is cold and dry I like to cook soup from scratch to add moisture to the air. Yum. I live in an apartment so the air does get dry from overheating.

This is odd but I can tell how much moisture is in the air by how much static my fine, thin hair has. If I see static it is time to add moisture, usually late Nov/early Dec. Once I no longer get static-y hair I stop using a humidifier for the season-usually Feb/March. Hee hee. I know, I could buy a humidity monitor but why do that when I've got this hair? Amelia has my hair so now I can monitor the air in our apartment by checking her static status too. Hmm, hope there is a hair gel on the market for babies. Along with "No More Tangles" we need "No More Static".
 
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hopesiris

Guest
Lauren, thank you so much. It must be the waterless vaporizer that she was referring to. When the air is cold and dry I like to cook soup from scratch to add moisture to the air. Yum. I live in an apartment so the air does get dry from overheating.

This is odd but I can tell how much moisture is in the air by how much static my fine, thin hair has. If I see static it is time to add moisture, usually late Nov/early Dec. Once I no longer get static-y hair I stop using a humidifier for the season-usually Feb/March. Hee hee. I know, I could buy a humidity monitor but why do that when I've got this hair? Amelia has my hair so now I can monitor the air in our apartment by checking her static status too. Hmm, hope there is a hair gel on the market for babies. Along with "No More Tangles" we need "No More Static".
 
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hopesiris

Guest
Lauren, thank you so much. It must be the waterless vaporizer that she was referring to. When the air is cold and dry I like to cook soup from scratch to add moisture to the air. Yum. I live in an apartment so the air does get dry from overheating.

This is odd but I can tell how much moisture is in the air by how much static my fine, thin hair has. If I see static it is time to add moisture, usually late Nov/early Dec. Once I no longer get static-y hair I stop using a humidifier for the season-usually Feb/March. Hee hee. I know, I could buy a humidity monitor but why do that when I've got this hair? Amelia has my hair so now I can monitor the air in our apartment by checking her static status too. Hmm, hope there is a hair gel on the market for babies. Along with "No More Tangles" we need "No More Static".
 
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hopesiris

Guest
Lauren, thank you so much. It must be the waterless vaporizer that she was referring to. When the air is cold and dry I like to cook soup from scratch to add moisture to the air. Yum. I live in an apartment so the air does get dry from overheating.

This is odd but I can tell how much moisture is in the air by how much static my fine, thin hair has. If I see static it is time to add moisture, usually late Nov/early Dec. Once I no longer get static-y hair I stop using a humidifier for the season-usually Feb/March. Hee hee. I know, I could buy a humidity monitor but why do that when I've got this hair? Amelia has my hair so now I can monitor the air in our apartment by checking her static status too. Hmm, hope there is a hair gel on the market for babies. Along with "No More Tangles" we need "No More Static".
 
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hopesiris

Guest
Lauren, thank you so much. It must be the waterless vaporizer that she was referring to. When the air is cold and dry I like to cook soup from scratch to add moisture to the air. Yum. I live in an apartment so the air does get dry from overheating.

This is odd but I can tell how much moisture is in the air by how much static my fine, thin hair has. If I see static it is time to add moisture, usually late Nov/early Dec. Once I no longer get static-y hair I stop using a humidifier for the season-usually Feb/March. Hee hee. I know, I could buy a humidity monitor but why do that when I've got this hair? Amelia has my hair so now I can monitor the air in our apartment by checking her static status too. Hmm, hope there is a hair gel on the market for babies. Along with "No More Tangles" we need "No More Static".
 
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