Re: Humidifier to reduce need for Heating

Nick Pine wrote:
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> Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >> Don Ocean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >> >And I note you ignored all of the rest of the post. Is that
> >> >due to Stupidity or ignorance.
> >>
> >> Go bother someone else.  I no longer discuss anything with people who
> >> resort to A.H. attacks.
> >
> >oooh ooh
> >is this godwins law? or were u saying Ad Hominem
> 
> I suspect the latter, since Don didn't mention Herr H.
> 
> BTW, Michael Lamb at the US DOE's Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
> hotline (800) 363-3732 says winter humidification wastes energy. He also says
> to call back with any further questions before 12/31/03, when the hotline
> will disappear, after 20 some years, given current US funding priorities.
> 
> Nick

I am not impressed or a believer! There is good reason to quit wasting
taxpayer
dollars on inbred nonproducing government agencies.  But as an
alternate...Perhaps
you might contact the departments of the several real colleges that are
true
researchers in this area. USC, MIT, Cal PolyTECh..etc.. Usually a
subdepartment
allied with the Physics departments. I am kinda curious as to why a BTU
or Calory
factor would be added to the disapation(sp) of humidity in the common
furnace. 
As much like this petty subject...It sucks..  Say even the AG college at
Ames Iowa
has some good input.