Hanging up the Hose
Hanging up the Hose
I know I have seen this discussed here previously, but couldn't find anything under FAQs so here I am.
There is some very American sort of gismo that many of you use to hang the hose on the wall. I think it may be something for the hair? I just remember that it was mentioned as a solution and since I didn't know what it even was, I ignored it. And now I would like to hang my hose in the most optimal way possible.
It would be great if someone could name AND describe the NORMAL function of this object so that I could look for it here in Switzerland. Also the best way to mount it to the wall so that the hose hangs down above you.
Many thanks up front.
There is some very American sort of gismo that many of you use to hang the hose on the wall. I think it may be something for the hair? I just remember that it was mentioned as a solution and since I didn't know what it even was, I ignored it. And now I would like to hang my hose in the most optimal way possible.
It would be great if someone could name AND describe the NORMAL function of this object so that I could look for it here in Switzerland. Also the best way to mount it to the wall so that the hose hangs down above you.
Many thanks up front.
"Who was that masked man?"
Go to this thread,,, and see the 3M things I am useing,,, they work great.
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Tom
viewtopic.php?t=5579&start=15
Tom
Something that I've found to work remarkably well is a retractable key reel. It's the kind of key ring that you see janitors and supers wear. I've got the reel end attached to my headboard and the key end attached to my hose with a velcro strap.
It keeps the hose tamed and easily lets out more when you move. I don't notice the hose at all anymore.
Google "retractable key reel" and you'll see tons of them. Wouldn't be surprised if your local hardware store sells them as well.
It keeps the hose tamed and easily lets out more when you move. I don't notice the hose at all anymore.
Google "retractable key reel" and you'll see tons of them. Wouldn't be surprised if your local hardware store sells them as well.
Ain't dyslexia wunnerful? Three times I read that as "...the key end attached to my NOSE with a velcro strap."Kemosabe wrote:Something that I've found to work remarkably well is a retractable key reel. It's the kind of key ring that you see janitors and supers wear. I've got the reel end attached to my headboard and the key end attached to my hose with a velcro strap.
I thought, 'Man, this is a person who will do ANYTHING for a good nights sleep!
Ted
Scrunchies and Stuff
Hey thanks guys. I went to Google and searched for images of scrunchies. My kids have them and they have already donated one that is no longer in service. A nice red one. I nailed it into the wall above my bed as I don't really have a headboard. Would that be the correct thing to do? Or am I supposed to hang a hook there and hand the scrunchie from the hook. Would just worry that it might slip off while tossing and turning at night.
The other suggestions were interesting, but couldn't see how to implement without a headboard, but really appreciated them in any case.
The other suggestions were interesting, but couldn't see how to implement without a headboard, but really appreciated them in any case.
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Howdy,
This is a little more reliable than a scruchie and a little more elegant than a hole in the wall, but does cost more as well.
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/HoseBu ... ystem.html
Johnny
This is a little more reliable than a scruchie and a little more elegant than a hole in the wall, but does cost more as well.
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/HoseBu ... ystem.html
Johnny
Hose Suspension System
Hi, yes, I had already visited cpap.com to see what they had to offer and saw this system there. I believe it needs to be placed under the mattress and that is why I didn't take it into consideation. I have a European type bed that can be raised up at the head and feet. Didn't think it would work well with those parameters.johnnygoodman wrote:Howdy,
This is a little more reliable than a scruchie and a little more elegant than a hole in the wall, but does cost more as well.
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/HoseBu ... ystem.html
Johnny
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Inspiration
I took some inspiration from one of the threads on the subject and got my hands on a retractable key chain. It is a wonderful thing. I feel like an engineer. I mounted the round part directly into the wall with a screw and attached the hose to the other end with a ring I found on an old key chain. It works wonderfully and fully retracts when not in use. This would receive the Good Housekeeping seal of approval.
"Who was that masked man?"
Re: Scrunchies and Stuff
Nails pull out. Use a stud finder and then a big screw.dkeat wrote:I nailed it into the wall above my bed as I don't really have a headboard. Would that be the correct thing to do?
Umm ... no sexual innuendo intended. Maybe Freudian slips though.
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