How do you get rid of dry heat in the house?

I live in a building and b'h we have very good heating, but a little too good and it's very dry. I don't want to give TMI, but my nose doesn't appreciation the dryness. I open the windows a crack if it's not too cold, but it doesn't always help. The heat are not from heaters, but from the floor and then of course the ceiling because we're not on the top floor. When we used standing heaters, I would put a pot of water on it, so it won't get too dry, but I can't do that now. Any advice? Like I said, my nose does not appreciate it all and that means I don't Wink

. TIA

Platinum Member Joined: Feb 20 2009 Posts: 7959

You can buy humidifiers to use in whatever rooms need it most.

Moderator Joined: Jun 05 2011 Posts: 3392

You can keep a huge pot of water simmering on a very low flame on the stove all day.

Sometimes when I make a huge pot of chicken soup, and leave it simmering overnight, the windows are all fogged up in the morning during the winter!
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Platinum Member Joined: Feb 20 2009 Posts: 7959

Thanks, that does look small. I'll check it out.