Home-made Humidifier

As I suspect the dry heat from central heating is drying my skin and helping to bring on my eczema.

Due to this I have been looking at humidifiers. I have read you can make your own by draping a wet towel over a radiator or even leave a bowl of water on top of the heater - I tried that but no water appeared to have evaporated.

I came across a few products that clip on the radiator, has anyone tried them?

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