I'm so ready for spring to come, because I'm sick and tired of getting zapped around here. By zapped I mean, the static electricity is out of control! We have one little humidifier. It does not help much, that is for sure.
I met a couple once who had water in a great big bowl in their livingroom. They said it's a "natural humidifier." It was a nice looking bowl, and I think there were a bunch of rocks in it, so it was a nice looking thing. Has anyone ever heard of this or do you have any other suggestions?
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Jenn not heard of it, but i have seen some gorgeous smallish type water features complete with rocks..pebbles etc for inside the home :)
I've heard of it but have never done it. We also have a small humidifier that we use.
I ready for Spring too!
Well we have a giant aquarium in our living room for the turtle and we still have static electricity so I don't know if it would really work. However I also don't think it would hurt to try it. See aren't I helpful.
When I lived in Truckee (about 6500 feet), to cope with very cold winters, many had either wood stoves or fireplaces of some other kind of auxiliary heat source besides the furnace. As a result, the air inside the house became extremely dry - dryer than the already dry winter air. To combat the dryness, we would put pots of water on top of the wood stove to re-humidify the air. It wasn't so much because of the static, although it did help that, but more to stave off chapped lips and such. Don't know how well it would work without a heat source, but it sure doesn't hurt to try.
~Mike
I've never heard of any this but remind me not to drink punch at Suzie's house!
Hey there everybody, I haven't been around as much as usual because I'm fighting a miserable cold, and I'm also facing a deadline on a project I'm working on like mad.
Thanks for your comments and suggestions, or lack of suggestions! Now that you mention it, Susie, I don't remember ever getting zapped int the bathroom. Maybe we just need more toilets in the house.
Never heard of that method. Don't really know what would work, either. I suffer from "zapping" a lot in Winter, too. I put it down to a combination of socks with nylon or acrylic combination, on an acrylic carpet, or the car mats. It is usually from the car that I get zapped. Good luck with finding a solution. Take care, Meow
probably just a little rock waterfall?
We have a 10 gallon fish tank with a pump on it, so it is like a little waterfall. We don't have much problem with static or dry air. I do know that the water level in it drops fairly fast, so we're getting quite a bit of humidity from it. We also get a fun fish to watch. :)
I have a huge bowl of water in my bedroom, too! I think it works because I have to refill it every couple of days or so.
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