A peace lily wilted by a heating vent is likely just severely dry. These plants collapse dramatically when parched but rebound within hours of a thorough soak.
Note: Cold damage or chronic overwatering also cause wilting but won't revive with water. If it perks up, it was just thirst. Peace lilies are tough—don't panic.
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