How can we get more moisture in the air from the humidifier that is attached to the furnace? Thank you

What's the make and model number? Do you have a humidistat on the furnace duct? Are you getting any water out of the drain line?

I much prefer free standing humidifiers to those being furnace mounted.

There may be limits to the amount on a furnace. I agree, in really dry area, free standing humidifiers can add a lot of moisture. I use them at both of my homes

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Originally Posted by bitters

What's the make and model number? Do you have a humidistat on the furnace duct? Are you getting any water out of the drain line?

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Thanks for the reply. The make is Luxaire, but I don't know the model no It is 10 years old. Yes there is a humidistat and there is water coming out of the drain line. Thanks

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Thanks for the reply. The make is Luxaire, but I don't know the model no> It is 10 years old. Yes there is a humidistat and there is water coming out of the drain line. Thanks

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I will consider a portable humidifier in the bedroom.

Make sure the damper is set to winter.

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Originally Posted by bitters

Make sure the damper is set to winter.

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Thank you. I made sure the damper is set to winter, it was between. I also purchased a humidity monitor, so I am getting a handle on things. Thanks again for your help.