New bacterial filters.

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New bacterial filters.

Post by IRONFIST99 » Tue Oct 06, 2015 11:11 am

I have been using the new spherical bacterial inline hose filter on my resmad machine and no longer use the water tank I find it works great anybody else use these.?

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Re: New bacterial filters.

Post by Wulfman... » Tue Oct 06, 2015 3:25 pm

IRONFIST99 wrote:I have been using the new spherical bacterial inline hose filter on my resmad machine and no longer use the water tank I find it works great anybody else use these.?
Well, you got ONE thing right there.
But, using the "spherical bacterial inline hose filter".....for WHAT?
What on earth are you filtering? There are air intake filters in those machines for that.
You obviously don't understand how these machines work.......at all.


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Re: New bacterial filters.

Post by Goofproof » Tue Oct 06, 2015 8:44 pm

You want to buy them by the dozens, you need one pushed up each nostril so you can get fresh filtered air all the time you aren't hooked up to your XPAP.

Nothing worse for you than breathing unfiltered natural air. Jim
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