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On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 10:11:45 GMT, "Fringe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I recently read an article on MSN about increasing humidity to save on >heating since the body can tolerate lower temperature better if humidity is >higher. Living in an apartment on the California coast, heating costs >aren't terribly high (about $30/mo) so there isn't a need to buy an >especially fancy but efficient model or one that uses too much electricity. >Any recommendations for a model suited for my purpose? I've heard of this. The problem is that after trying it, I believe it doesn't work. I'm sure less humidity makes it feel cooler if you're sweating, but when you aren't sweating, increasing humidity wouldn't make sense.
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