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<blockquote data-quote="T. MIKE SMITH" data-source="post: 4380866" data-attributes="member: 44552"><p>Yes, I run one and keep the vent in my bedroom off with the door closed- gets chili but I guess that&#039;s way I grew up in the old farmhouse we had, I can still hear the windows rattle from the dried out puddy in that old place. There was an old steel bed with metal open springs and an old wore out mattress ad about 3-4 of my mom&#039;s old quilts or maybe one of dad&#039;s old wool army blankets mixed in. I still get dry in the winter- have to keep my noise lubricated and use hand cream or my hands and skin in general really dries out. I even bought a little quart size humidifier for beside my recliner, but there is a mail slot right there too that lets a little fresh air in that I have to stuff a towel in when it&#039;s really cold. I won&#039;t get out and walk near as much this time of year either. Since I quit bird hunting- winter is a real pain in B for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="T. MIKE SMITH, post: 4380866, member: 44552"] Yes, I run one and keep the vent in my bedroom off with the door closed- gets chili but I guess that's way I grew up in the old farmhouse we had, I can still hear the windows rattle from the dried out puddy in that old place. There was an old steel bed with metal open springs and an old wore out mattress ad about 3-4 of my mom's old quilts or maybe one of dad's old wool army blankets mixed in. I still get dry in the winter- have to keep my noise lubricated and use hand cream or my hands and skin in general really dries out. I even bought a little quart size humidifier for beside my recliner, but there is a mail slot right there too that lets a little fresh air in that I have to stuff a towel in when it's really cold. I won't get out and walk near as much this time of year either. Since I quit bird hunting- winter is a real pain in B for me. [/QUOTE]

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