About 25 years ago when I purchased a house the seller told me that the house had a whole house humidifier in it on the furnace. He worked in HVAC business and told me that if I used it I would never have a house without one again. He was absolutely correct, and I ran that humidifier every winter (do not need during humid summer months obviously), then when I built my current house I made certain the furnace had a humidifier on it. It is really quite simple as it has a smaller bypass duct that can be dampered during the summer. There is a humidistat near the regular thermostat that controls a water valve that simply sprays a fine mist onto the humidifier filter with a drain. Puts just the right moisture into the air, and ever since we started using the humidifer we have fewer colds during the winter months. Two items I would not be without.....whole house humidifer, and a water softener. Some expense up front installing, but well worth it.
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