insomniac51 wrote: From 1 newby to another I wish you lots of luck.
Insomniac51

I hope it works out too. Thanks for the help and all the best to you!!

roster wrote: Please fill out your equipment profile (text, not images).

Will do. But I'll make a note that it's rental equipment only.

Thanks for all the advice. I'll definitely record the humidity in my room and if it's above 35%, I'll turn it off and see how it goes for a night or two.

One more thing you can do is either put your machine lower than your bed or hang the hose up over the bed (on the headboard or some other way) so that the hose runs "uphill". This will cause condensation in the hose to run downhill and back into the humidifier instead of your nose if the condensati...

You may have your humidifier set too high. What setting are you using? What is the ambient humidity level in your bedroom? I have another post with a bit more detail. Here's the info from that post - The first couple nights were horrible. I had so much water in the hose that I would dump it out on ...

Thanks brazospearl. I've done a lot of reading on a different forum. I've just discovered this forum today though. Anyway, as I said, I've read a lot right from my sleep study and then through my machine trial period. I didn't have any questions to ask until I knew what issues/problems I would have....

Hello, I've posted this on another forum but thought I would post here too. I was diagnosed with mild/moderate sleep apnea about one month ago. I’m located in Canada and the provider of CPAP machines that I’m using allows trials of machines and equipment prior to purchase. I’ve been using a Respiron...

Hello, I've posted this on another forum but thought I would post here too. I was diagnosed with mild/moderate sleep apnea about one month ago. I’m located in Canada and the provider of CPAP machines that I’m using allows trials of machines and equipment prior to purchase. I’ve been using a Respiron...