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From: seb@mtgzy.UUCP (s.e.badian)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: Furnace Humidifiers
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Date: Fri, 14-Feb-86 16:31:29 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb 14 16:31:29 1986
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	I have gotten to the point where I cannot survive in a house
that is too dry, not to mention what it does to my houseplants. While
living in a apartment a large room humidifier managed to keep the
whole place at a reasonable humidity level all winter long. Now that
I've moved into a house, the thing just does not do the trick.
	We have a oil fired furnace and I would like to get a furnace
humidifier for it. Anyone out there care to recommend brands? Can we
install it ourselves or should we call the people who service our
furnace? Any words of wisdom for the multitudes would be appreciated.
	Sorry to bother you folks in the damp South and Northwest with
this query. I don't think you folks have to worry about drying out.
(Being taken over by slugs, maybe. :-))

Sharon Badian
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