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Heated Humidifer (even in Florida).

Posted by Doug H. on November 23, 2001 at 07:27:41:

In Reply to: New CPAP User posted by Mike-Florida on November 23, 2001 at 07:05:48:

Many will say that you don't need a heated humidifier in Florida. For those who don't know, Florida is extremely humid. Well, you probably do need a heated humidifier, especially if the air-conditioner is on. Also, the higher you're setting is, the more important humidification is (though it's not unimportant at amny setting). Some report that they're more comfortable without humidification, but they're in the minority.

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