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i am now 2 years post tx. i used a cool mist humidifier for several months during the 1st year post tx and it DID help with the dry mouth. however, i decided to stop using it bc it was putting little black mold spots all over my bedroom ceiling. i didn't want to be breathing mold spores so now i just use evoxac prescribed by my doc and rinse with biotene mouthwash before bedtime.


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It seems your home must have been damp before you used the mist, Better be careful. Why not get a humidity meter for you wall and just use it as needed ? A little spray bleach will remove the mold.


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