In winter, I keep a large pan of water on low on the back of my stove to keep moisture in the air. Be sure to try it first in the daytime so you know how long it will last.
Linda
On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 10:09 PM, Helen Tenney <2parentsand3kids@gmail.com> wrote:
-- Does a shower help? If so a humidifier in your room may help. My daughter seems to have a similar problem when the heat kicks in and the winter air is dry. Not so much during the day when she's drinking/nursing.
On Monday, December 31, 2012 9:31:31 PM UTC-5, Sassy girl wrote:Thanks Pat, I appreciate your reply. I will try the coconut oil with
breathe & rosemary. I've always used them on my sinuses before I had
the diffuser and I've not gotten sick in years because of it. I guess
I shouldn't mess with what works...but this dryness is something else.
I'll try your remedy tonight.
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