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Re: Insurance and Heated Humidifiers

Posted by Louise on May 12, 1998 at 17:36:16:

In Reply to: Insurance and Heated Humidifiers posted by Mona on May 06, 1998 at 17:38:11:

I have a cold humidifier and it is next to useless unless the air in my room is very hot. I can't sleep in a hot room so I gave up using the unit altogether. As I had no insurance option to buy a new unit, I ended up using a room humidifier. It works, but a portable heated unit would be much more convenient especially if I go away. I've used a heated unit in the sleep lab and loved it. I'd definitely use any arguement you can to get the heated unit. GOOD LUCK!
Louise

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