Hi all,

This isn't as off topic as it sounds. The short version of my question 
is this:

Does anyone have a recommendation for a small humidifier/vaporizer, 
something that can be operated in a small office space with minimal 
damage to computer equipment?

My seasonal allergies are really bad this year, so I'm doing lots more 
coughing and sneezing than usual. What makes things worse is spending a 
lot of time in dry environments, like my home office.

When I'm in other parts of the house, I can run my vaporizer, which is 
about the size of a milk gallon. It's great for my respiratory track, 
but it's very wet. for example, when I put it on my nightstand, I first 
lay a large trash bag over the nightstand and the corner of my bed, and 
I lay a couple of plastic bags down on the floor in front of the 
nightstand; otherwise, everything within a two-to-three-foot radius of 
the machine gets wet.

I'd like to run a vaporizer in my office, but I only have a couple of 
outlets, and they already have computer equipment plugged in. Also, the 
cables for the Vaporizer and computer equipment are not especially long, 
and the room itself is pretty small, so I can't really imagine how I 
would run my big vaporizer around the computer, printer, etc.

Does anyone have any ideas for smaller units or suggestions about how I 
can create a wetter environment without wet equipment?

The allergy meds help, but not as much as usual, and my cough is so bad 
that I'm just not being productive. I've been controlling it somewhat by 
sucking on lots of hard candy and sipping lots of fluids, but that 
creates other disruptions as you can imagine.

Thanks.

Ciao


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