I just thought I'd add that I have the Fisher & Paykel hc100 heated humidifier and I don't think it's that good. What might be better?
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Would an in-room humidifier help?
I use a Mirage Swift Nasal Pillows mask most of the time and the nasal membranes get very dry and the dried mucus (and sometimes blood when it gets really bad) has to almost be chiseled loose. I do saline spray and Ayr gel (though I could probably do it more often) and I try to use another nasal mas...