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How to add moisture to home air without mist in winter?

MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Jan 1, 2023 | Replies (11)
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@becleartoday

Similar to Sue, I use an electric teapot. One with the wide mouth and I leave the lid up. It usually empties out in about eight minutes and there is noticeably more moisture in the air. Mine has an automatic shut off but I always pull the plug out too! https://bit.ly/3YSTOwq

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Linda Esposito

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irenea8 | @irenea8 | Dec 31, 2022

i got this electric teapot but i do not understand how it can create humidity if it shuts off when the water comes to a boil. Initially i thought the water would boil until the pot dried out and then shut off but i now see that is not possible. What do you mean when you say it empties out in about eight minutes? Not sure how this can create much humidity? Thanks Linda

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