Some have reported similar devices contributing to TMJ, so anyone with a predisposition to TMJ would likely not be eligible. Further, anyone using a device would need to pay careful attention to any mouth changes. TMJ can be very painful. A colleague had it. She would often moan quietly in pain. He...

Train the cat. You know the old story about a cat jumping on a hot stove........one and only time it did that. You need to figure out some "consequence" for the cat to prevent it from doing damage to your equipment. Den . Since Tabitha still gets in my face and attempts to gnaw my P10 short hose no...

My solution: duct tape and a zippered hose cozy. 3+ years and going strong

Answers will vary greatly, but honestly washing the mask with soap and water once a week is sufficient for most folks. I wipe mine down with a tissue every morning, wash it once every week or so, and I never wash my hose.

Headgear only needs to be washed if it's visibly soiled or feeling a bit loose. Think roughly once a month. (unless your hair is really nasty) Some folks throw it in with their laundry and then air dry it.

I wonder if the weight of the bath towel tugged on the mask and either slid it off or caused you to become uncomfortable enough to pull it off in your sleep?

My daughter had a cat several years ago that was part Maine Coon. He was rather large, and would stand on my chest every morning and stare at me until I opened my eyes. Once I did, he would meow once, jump off the bed and head for his food bowl to be fed. I was the only one he would do this to. We ...

Respironics machines take a full 60 seconds to turn off automatically...and it's a long 60 seconds it seems like in the middle of the night. I use the auto on all the time but I prefer to push the button for turning it off. It doesn't hurt anything to let it blow but it can be noisy and bed partner...

My cat is always trying to lay on the hose, so I'm trying to train her to sleep on the other side of me. So far she's been fighting me on this. lol Your cat just posted on another forum that you have been fighting her attempts to train you to leave her alone when she lies on the hose. They are ALL ...

Cpapian wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 05, 2018 9:16 pm

Before I had xPAP, my cat did CPR on me each morning ..... to ensure I woke up to feed them.

I can see my crew doing this...

Hi Everyone! What's the best CPAP cleaning machine to get? I know it's easy to clean without one but I'm lazy... Thanks! Bill Too lazy to wipe off the mask in the a.m. and refill the reservoir?! That's LITERALLY all I've ever done. I wipe off the facial oils in the morning (or before bed if I'm *to...

OP, you've gotten lots of great suggestions already. May I further suggest a small roll of pretty duct tape, in case either a) punctures have already happened, or b) smartypants Cali-co works her way around the hose cozy? I have three (soon to be four) cats myself, but it was my eldest that decided ...

Goofproof wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 08, 2018 6:17 pm

Are you planning on getting a outdoor CPAP? Jim

CPAPs are easier to train than Cats!

Ain't THAT the truth?!?!

i hesitate to recommend this because you mention you didn't want something that would make you sweat too much. but for what it's worth- http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=112758&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=scunci#p1086296 I use this method, and I don't find it terribly hot even though my hair is ...

On my nightstand, and my hose is routed up and over the headboard