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depending on the situation, you can pull humidity back out of it and reuse it using a bunch of silica dessicant.
Or just toss it in the oven at a low temp for an hour or so. I've also turn my bed temp up high and put a spool on it with a box over it. Just cut some small holes in the too to allow humid air to come out. After an hour or so should be good to go. Assuming the issue is moist filament.
I misread this as you have a heater in your bed (the one you sleep in) and you dry your filament in bed.