Re: Humidifier to reduce need for Heating

"Me" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>  "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?
>
> From a frugal standpoint, why not just dress warmer at home on cold days?

Thats what I normally do, but the air is so cold and dry here its hard to
breathe though my body may be warm. I have a newborn,so I've had to give in
and use the heat and humidifier.