Hose Length
Hose Length
One of the biggest pains in the a-- to me is the 6 foot hose we have to deal with. Since many masks now come with a thin tube of its own we are now talking about almost 7 feet of hose. WAY TOO MUCH. Finally thanks to the net was able to order 4 foot hoses. As anyone tried shorter hoses? Would a shorter hose result in higher pressure coming through? I haven't received my shipment yet.
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Re: Hose Length
A shorter hose shouldn't affect the pressure. I've never heard anybody wanting a shorter hose before. I prefer to sleep facing away from my machine, so I need enough hose to do that without it feeling tight. Since a lot of people roll over during the night, they need to have a hose long enough to handle that without pulling on or flipping the machine.
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Re: Hose Length
There should be no issues with the shorter hose. 
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Re: Hose Length
come back and talk to us after you ruin your machine by yanking it off the table with your uber short hose.BIGELI wrote:One of the biggest pains in the a-- to me is the 6 foot hose we have to deal with. Since many masks now come with a thin tube of its own we are now talking about almost 7 feet of hose. WAY TOO MUCH. Finally thanks to the net was able to order 4 foot hoses. As anyone tried shorter hoses? Would a shorter hose result in higher pressure coming through? I haven't received my shipment yet.
mine's 10 feet long, it gives me options.
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Re: Hose Length
Use a hose hanger.  
It takes the weight off your mask, and it helps water drain back into the tank, instead of into your face.
---Better to have more hose than you need than a broken machine on the floor.
			It takes the weight off your mask, and it helps water drain back into the tank, instead of into your face.
---Better to have more hose than you need than a broken machine on the floor.
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Re: Hose Length
Use 10ft hose to provide more flexibility
			
			
									
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