[quote="travismcgee"]The dresser was right next to my bed and it is actually slightly shorter than the height of my mattress. I was using a 6' hose as well.
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I havn't been around for a couple of months and didn't know Respironics has reconfigured the humidifier. Very interesting! Too bad they didn't make the tank bigger. Looks the same size.
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stevoreno, if you go to the "Fix and Tweak pictures collection" thread
you will see pictures of my solution for knocking my machine over. Cheers.
you will see pictures of my solution for knocking my machine over. Cheers.
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Well I don't know what to say except that I am impressed but how often do you have to keep all of those compartments in the cabinet on wheels clean? What kind of a hose is that you have and exactly how long is it? You have a nice day you hear.travismcgee wrote:stevoreno, if you go to the "Fix and Tweak pictures collection" thread
you will see pictures of my solution for knocking my machine over. Cheers.
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stevoreno wrote:Well I don't know what to say except that I am impressed but how often do you have to keep all of those compartments in the cabinet on wheels clean? What kind of a hose is that you have and exactly how long is it? You have a nice day you hear.travismcgee wrote:stevoreno, if you go to the "Fix and Tweak pictures collection" thread
you will see pictures of my solution for knocking my machine over. Cheers.
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I don't clean them very often they are kept closed most of the time so there is very little dust in them. The top one of course gets some dust but the drawers are also removable so cleaning is a breeze. I have a standard 6' hose covered by a snuggle-hose wrap to keep the hose warm and keep the "rain-out" out.
"The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at or repair."
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travismcgee wrote:stevoreno wrote:Well I don't know what to say except that I am impressed but how often do you have to keep all of those compartments in the cabinet on wheels clean? What kind of a hose is that you have and exactly how long is it? You have a nice day you hear.travismcgee wrote:stevoreno, if you go to the "Fix and Tweak pictures collection" thread
you will see pictures of my solution for knocking my machine over. Cheers.
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CPAPopedia Keywords Contained In This Post (Click For Definition): hose, clean
I don't clean them very often they are kept closed most of the time so there is very little dust in them. The top one of course gets some dust but the drawers are also removable so cleaning is a breeze. I have a standard 6' hose covered by a snuggle-hose wrap to keep the hose warm and keep the "rain-out" out.