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We have a cool mist humidifier in Meeah's room just for the purpose of the noise. It doesn't actually mist though, like you don't see it. Does anyone what would happen if we ran it without water??? TIA!
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I'd be cautious. Even the cool mist ones have a heat coil (or something similar) in them. It could be a fire hazard. We run ours dry, but it's only out of water for a short time. And be sure to clean these things 'cause YUCK! :) I'd try the white noise machine. We even travel with ours. :D:D It is our lifesaver! Kelley
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Does anyone that is running it dry have a ReliON? I got mine for like $20 at Walmart... Would I still keep the filter in it??? I called and the guy at the place said it wouldn't be a fire hazard, just probebly wouldn't last as long... With that said, Meeah IS sleeping right now with a noise machine. We put it right on top of the humidier to make it look like it was still it, but she's not dumb ;) Nonetheless, she is sleeping... But I don't like the white noise or the spring rain or the thunderstorm or whatever they all are, I still think the humidifier is more effecitve..
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Last update on November 12, 2:41 pm by megera39.