Hi Jackie,

I don't use one because it bothers my husband, but several Sjogie friends use a cool mist humidifier, made for a baby's room.

I do have a person humidifier that I use when I fly. It came from Sharper Image, although I bought it at one of their auctions since it was pricier than I wanted to pay. I love it. Also filters the air so it smells like it had just rained moments before. In our dry California summers, I have been known to run it in my dental treatment room to improve my environment.

I do use a cool mist humidifer. We just bought a new one. It's just a Vicks. We paid about $55 for it at target. It does seem to help me and actually me husband as well, he has really bad allergies. My eyes and nose don't feel as dry. My mouth is another story. I'm having a time with dry mouth.

I also sleep with a cool mist humidifier. I have for years, before I had even heard of Sjogrens. I guess my body knew I needed it though . t does help. I thiink I started using it when I started having a dry cough. I'm also used to the sound and can't sleep without it. Can't sleep with the quiet. I hear every every lttle noise.

Hi jitraw. I use one and I've tried several. The first couple were junk and worked for a day or two. They also mildewed, so that was not something worth using. I now use one from QVC called Inovations I think. It works great and it has built in mildew preventor, so I don't have to worry about breathing that in. I so completely recommend this particular model. In fact it works so well, I can only use it on the low setting or it makes things damp in my room. It would work great on the high setting if I could set it in the middle of the room, but that is where my bed sits. Oh, it is cool mist. I only have to fill it up every 3 nights or so too.

Have a nice day.

I just saw a travel humidifier from BED BATH & BEYOND, cool mist anywhere, wth use of a water bottle. I am going to find one asap will report how it works!

Absolutely , I use two, one in the bedroom. Both are filtered types with no mist. I also use a humidity gauge to keep things from getting too moist.

Forced hot air furnaces you MUST use one or suffer. I have baseboard heat and gas fired fireplace. I like 65% to 70% humidity at night for sleeping.

The mist units can cause mold and issues with windows collecting water. I turn the bedroom off during the days. The other runs as needed. Rainy days it barely runs.

My skin is like silk. :-)

Honeywell Quiet Care 17005 Air Purifier - pricey , but I'm worth it.

I am having a hard time finding a good cool mist humidifier. I tried the Vicks and it had the most horrible chemical odor. I need to find one I like soon. That Innovations one you mentioned looked interesting and I searched it but tons of people are saying they have had trouble with it leaking. Any other suggestions?

Hello Jackie,

I use the crane cool mist humidifier. it is a small unit that can take regular Tap water although it will last longer if you use distilled. No matter what kind you get remember that it needs to be cleaned frequently. I rinse mine out daily and leave it as exposed to air as possible to dry. Any moist environment promotes the growth of bacterias, virus, molds and mildews. Although filters give a sense of security it takes a very specialized filter that has to be replaced frequently to prevent contamination. When I travel I use the personalized humidifier by Ladyjiv. I have found the humidifiers to help with sinus issues as well as my dry eyes and mouth. Merry Christmas!