Thanks, HD! You are a wealth of information! After reading your post and thinking it through, I tend to agree! Let it snow; let it snow; let it wnow! n/m

Posted by Thumper on January 25, 2000 at 09:42:01:

In Reply to: Re: Has anyone tried using a heat/humidifier combination devices for ig cage? posted by Harry's dad on January 25, 2000 at 03:25:50:

: My opinion is that the additional heat would evaporate the moisture quicker with the use of standard heating. We use a cool humidifier with the idea that having it as cool as possible while injecting it into the air, will keep it in the area longer. With the heaters in the room going, it doesn't take long before they can "dry out" the moisture level in the area. Raising the overall temperature of the humidified water, would just make this happen quicker.....in my opinion.

: HD

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: : My opinion is that the additional heat would evaporate the moisture quicker with the use of standard heating. We use a cool humidifier with the idea that having it as cool as possible while injecting it into the air, will keep it in the area longer. With the heaters in the room going, it doesn't take long before they can "dry out" the moisture level in the area. Raising the overall temperature of the humidified water, would just make this happen quicker.....in my opinion. : : HD

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