I recently purchased a Swift and am gradually increasing the time I spend on it, alternating it half-way through the night with the Aptiva. My problem with the Swift is the hard plastic strap buckles with the indentations that go behind and over the head to adjust the straps. They are just plain hard and uncomfortable. Solution: Take half of a thin pantiliner remove adhesive strip and fold it twice. Cut the folded piece in half and fill in the indentations on the buckles with this. Use a thin strip of the remaining adhesive part to hold it in place on the buckle. Use the other half of the wad to fill in the other buckle or use tape to secure it. Let me know if this works for you. I am going to make a felt sleeve for the swoosh marks. Also not sure how the netting works to make mask quieter. CareS
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Grabraham wrote:rock and roll wrote:Well, let's see...panty liners on my face or Nike swoosh...I will take the Swoosh
Well Have I got a deal for you!! Suffer the Swoosh no more! Only 75.99 and I will eat the shipping 'cause I like you
Grab, spoken like a true DME... I proud of you.
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Sorry to break up the flow here, guys, (ladies, it went right over their heads, I'm sure) but, CareS, try the toe bandages on the straps for the swoosh marks. They work really well and are easier than making your own invention. Just $3.99 for three of them at CVS.
Check out the link: viewtopic.php?t=4086&highlight=swoosh
Check out the link: viewtopic.php?t=4086&highlight=swoosh
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Sleepless on LI wrote:Sorry to break up the flow here, guys, (ladies, it went right over their heads, I'm sure) but, CareS, try the toe bandages on the straps for the swoosh marks. They work really well and are easier than making your own invention. Just $3.99 for three of them at CVS.
Check out the link: viewtopic.php?t=4086&highlight=swoosh
Guys she is trying to drive away our customers.... This will not do!!
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Congratulations guys, you have not disappointed me. I only posted this to see what kind of reaction I would get and you have exceeded my expectations. CareS
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LOL!!!!!Grabraham wrote:Sleepless on LI wrote:Sorry to break up the flow here, guys, (ladies, it went right over their heads, I'm sure) but, CareS, try the toe bandages on the straps for the swoosh marks. They work really well and are easier than making your own invention. Just $3.99 for three of them at CVS.
Check out the link: viewtopic.php?t=4086&highlight=swoosh
Guys she is trying to drive away our customers.... This will not do!!
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swift swoosh marks & net
CareS - let us know how the Felt swoosh mark protectors work.
Not sure how to do the net trick re your swift air problem. maybe someone else will answer this for you. All this panti talk throws em in a spin!
Not sure how to do the net trick re your swift air problem. maybe someone else will answer this for you. All this panti talk throws em in a spin!
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The net never made a difference in noise to me, either. But for some weird reason, I never was bothered too much by the noise. Just tried it, as a good lab rat does...I am one of the strange ones who finds the inhalation noise sort of soothing, except when I was sick and couldn't sleep. Then any noise was disturbing.
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