Re: Ultrasonic humidifiers

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From: ken
Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1987 01:12

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You don't have to boil water to vaporize it.

Face it, we don't live in a sterile environment. Although it might be
pushing luck to put dirty water in an ultrasonic himidifier, I doubt if
the bacteria wouldn't escape with the vapor anyway.

	Ken

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