Humidifier

[col72]

getting a dry nose/sinuses off log burner what size humidifier would be best for a 3 bedroom house or any other solution for the problem 

[calmck]

What wood are you burning

[col72]

kiln dried hardwood 

[johnk]

Your burner will dry the house out.

[johnk]

Sorry I read dehumidfier!!!

[barry1010]

Johnk, he wants a humidifier, not a dehumidifier.

[barry1010]

Johnk, sorry, I'm on my phone and didn't scroll down enough 🥴

[barry1010]

Col, you might find this useful 

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/recommended/home/best-humidifiers-for-bedroom/

[barry1010]

The article is not just about bedrooms

[barry1010]

Have you thought about putting an old fashioned kettle, large teapot or similar on top or near your log burner? I would try that before shelling out on a humidifier.  

You can buy non-electric fans designed to sit on top of your log burner to distribute the heat - it would also distribute the moisture.  This sort of thing https://www.diy.com/departments/my-stove-fan-6-blade-stove-fan-heat-powered/5031300000013_BQ.prd

[barry1010]

In the bedrooms, make sure the trickle vents are open overnight; if your windows don't have them just crack the windows open a bit. Ventilation will help.