... decide what to do about my mask. Issue 1: I keep the machine lower than my head and off the floor, and keep the humidity low because I was getting rainout. I also got a hose cover to help with that. But now I'm getting condensation in the mask, but not in the hose. Is this something that a mask ...

... after the high-pint would run towards the mask. I've been using the above hose management system for over a year now, never experienced a rainout event, never. YMMV No where did I suggest that a hose management system can *cause* rainout, no where. The OP already has an occasional rain-out ...

... after the high-pint would run towards the mask. I've been using the above hose management system for over a year now, never experienced a rainout event, never. YMMV No where did I suggest that a hose management system can *cause* rainout, no where. The OP already has an occasional rain-out ...

... after the high-pint would run towards the mask. I've been using the above hose management system for over a year now, never experienced a rainout event, never. YMMV No where did I suggest that a hose management system can *cause* rainout, no where. The OP already has an occasional rain-out ...

... after the high-pint would run towards the mask. I've been using the above hose management system for over a year now, never experienced a rainout event, never. YMMV No where did I suggest that a hose management system can *cause* rainout, no where. The OP already has an occasional rain-out ...

... after the high-pint would run towards the mask. I've been using the above hose management system for over a year now, never experienced a rainout event, never. YMMV

Could it be rainout? Water condensing in the hose and then making a popping/crackling sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctw73sdPU6k

... or more) for the last of the water to fully drain, and going to bed before it does is likely to result in a drippy nose that feels just as bad as rainout in the mask does. (I had to learn this the hard way.) 2) Have you ever tried something like Flonase? Flonase is not a decongestant or an antihistamine. ...

... or more) for the last of the water to fully drain, and going to bed before it does is likely to result in a drippy nose that feels just as bad as rainout in the mask does. (I had to learn this the hard way.) 2) Have you ever tried something like Flonase? Flonase is not a decongestant or an antihistamine. ...

... Do keep in mind: The higher the humidity setting and the lower the temperature setting, the more likely you are to experience what we call rainout ---i.e. condensation in the hose or mask. Rainout can lead to a cold wet nose and/or weird gurgling noises from the hose. If your nose isn't ...

... over active salivary glands (hypersalivation) which can cause too much saliva in your mouth. I'm wondering if this condition may be mistaken for 'rainout' from the CPAP, particularly when you have the CPAP humidity turned off and no water in the humidifier tub. The CPAP can not create water on ...

Problem:Over the last 6 months, out of the blue, I am experiencing severe rainout every night. Nothing has changed with the mask, the machine, my house. Things I have tried and didn't fix the issue: 1. Moving the machine almost to the floor on a very low table. ...

I'm in Arizona. Keep my bedroom aprox 68 in winter. I don't have rainout since I got rid of the heated hose. I mostly use a 1 humidity level a max of 2 if I have to have the house heater on. I hate humidity.

If you haven't already, you could get yourself a heated hose. That should take care of "rain-out".

If you still have the problem, you could try resetting the machine back to its original specs.

If you then still have the problem, you could try reducing the humidity setting a notch or two.

Desperate for help. My lungs are being affected and today I am struggling to breathe from all the rainout going into my lungs. I am constantly either coughing from the water and have dry mouth every single day. Or I get stuffy, congested nose with a headache. Water from ...