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Well, the water might run out and then your pan is just heating up. The water vapor will also cool down and then you have a bunch of water in your air. It's not that bad if you live in a desert area, but not as good otherwise. my inlaws keep a kettle on top of their wood burning stove so it humidifies as the stove heats.
I wouldn't do it with a kitchen stove while you are sleeping.
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