I use a mypillow. I have used it for several years now with great success with side and stomach sleeping.

Sandy20 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 10, 2021 2:36 pm

I just recently was reading about tube/hose covers. I have read different things, some say not to use on a heated tube others say it’s ok. Can anyone give me an answer as to wether it’s ok to use a tube cover a heated tubing?
Thank you!

I use one every night and have for years.

After a second call, the company agreed to pay for shipping. Since they did what was right, they shall remain nameless. Resmed, however will be on full blast if I get a third defective machine. Also, "He" is a "She" and would prefer to keep mothers out of this. mmkay No offense intended. Was just t...

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 09, 2021 10:46 pm

Some people have all the (bad) luck . . .
By any chance, did your mother offend a gypsy?

We prefer being referred to as bohemian these days and not gypsy.

To answer your question his mother was one of the most offensive people to us... It is a long story I would rather not get in to though.

For sure normal and common. I have better results on my right side.

From what I know is after a year it can lose 5%-10% of its efficacy. It tends to lose that much about every year. So it should be fine to use in my opinion for a good long while.

I sleep on my side and stomach and have worn a DreamWear for a couple of months. Never been a problem. I did however start using the ResMed F30i on Tuesday night. I don't see any reason I will go back to the DreamWear now. The F30i was just a lot more comfortable and quieter to me. I slept like a ro...

I use a climate line hose with a hose cover that I bought from a forum member on here years back. I love it. It is so soft and the hose makes no noise when moving because of it too. I don't know if the member is even making the hose covers any more. So if you want a hose cover get a hose cover! Was...

I use a climate line hose with a hose cover that I bought from a forum member on here years back. I love it. It is so soft and the hose makes no noise when moving because of it too. I don't know if the member is even making the hose covers any more. So if you want a hose cover get a hose cover!

Why not keep the machine as a back up machine? That's what I would do. If it is still in good repair it is a great idea to have a back up machine that is ready to go!

Dog Slobber wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 29, 2020 9:04 am

I have a Dodge. It has been more than a week now. It still doesn't run right. Have you some explanations and solutions? My car is an automatic

I would suggest taking a tennis ball and plugging the exhaust pipe. That has been known to make most issues go away. YMMV.

Had an awful nights sleep last night. I woke up constantly. Kept tossing and turning. I should also note that I am out of town sleeping in a bed that is not mine. I also had more caffeine yesterday than normal. I am tired today. Which is expected with how I slept. Here is the report from the machine...

Here is my stats this morning from my machine. I meant to post yesterday as well, but I got busy and missed it. 2CAE7BED-AFBE-42B6-93C4-EDD426E590AF.jpeg how do you feel? well rested? did you wake up through the night? those are pretty good numbers but we don't know exactly what they are made up of...

Here is my stats this morning from my machine. I meant to post yesterday as well, but I got busy and missed it.

I have the single day and essentials turned on. Here is a pic from my machine from last nights sleep Pretty boring numbers. Better than mine last night. :lol: But barely in terms of hours of use. 6.3 hours...we both know not enough sleep. I only got 5.5 hours last night myself. 23 L/min leak...that...