Ja, a lot of folk don't realize how little one of those puts out versus a humidifier.Hogwildz said:A little stove top kettle would never cut it here.
fossil said:You want some nice smells in your house...get a container of some sort, and a trivet/whatever if needed, put some potpourri and water in there and let it steep/simmer atop your wood stove. Can be most pleasant. If you're serious about increasing the relative humidity in your home, get a humidifier. Rick
fossil said:You want some nice smells in your house...get a container of some sort, and a trivet/whatever if needed, put some potpourri and water in there and let it steep/simmer atop your wood stove. Can be most pleasant. If you're serious about increasing the relative humidity in your home, get a humidifier. Rick
Bub381 said:For those that have it available,go break some 3' to 4" branches off a fir tree and use it in the pot.The smell is wicked good.It also prunes the tree.
Bought a ceramic steamer from Lowes. I am going to a local Wood Stove company next week to purchase a ceramic trivet. I hope that it doesn't rust the top of my new Osburn?
Fredo
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