How do you keep the airmini from falling on the floor??

[asn]

I travel alot, and use a ASV machine at home, and have been using an old S9 machine on the road. I just bought a airmini, and have found it doesn't always stay on the nightstand. I know there is a kit that allows you to hang it from a drawer, but the whole purpose of the machine is for travel, and not all hotels have nightstands with drawers. I have tried non-slip feet, but the machine is too light to weigh them down. How are other people solving this problem?

[chunkyfrog]

I am cursed with a couple of weird shelves, from which small items roll.
My solution: a small tray or shallow bin-large enough to hold the item(s)
plus something heavy to hold the whole works in place.
For example, a snack tray holds my eye drops and CGM reader;
weighed down by my bedside lamp--or whatever is handy.
Take measurements, and go shopping.
These small containers pack easily amongst soft clothing.
Consider hose management, so you are not pulling the mini off with your hose.

[ChicagoGranny]

QuakeHOLD! Museum Putty

[booksfan]

Depends where/how you are traveling. I, too, have an AirMini. I DID get the kit with the mounting options. I use a (Vera Bradley) softside lunchbox as my case for travel. It hold my AirMini, cord/plug, universal travel adaptor, hose, mask, silicone eye shield, a magnetic hook, some Command Adhesive strips, and 2 of the mounts (the flat one and the one that fits on the drawer). We cruise a lot and the magnetic hook sticks on cabin walls and holds my hose (I finger crocheted a loop to fit over the hose, but a ponytail holder would work, or even just a piece of string). The mount that fits a drawer also fits over a lot of wall lamps (I get very inventive!). I've used the Command Adhesive strips on the flat mount to stick the AirMini to the wall. The only mount I haven't really used is the one that slips under the mattress, but I can't imagine it would take much room if you packed it and I think it would work just about anywhere.

[Really]

I travel alot, and use a ASV machine at home, and have been using an old S9 machine on the road. I just bought a airmini, and have found

Sorry I don't see where an ASV, an old s9 (is that a straight cpap?) and an air mini will provide the same level of treatment. Really

[chunkyfrog]

Changing the subject--please knock it off!

[Architect]

In the past, not often, my Bipap would fall off night stand onto bed or floor, talk about a mess. I resolved by using large indrustrial velcro stips.

[chunkyfrog]

In the past, not often, my Bipap would fall off night stand onto bed or floor, talk about a mess. I resolved by using large indrustrial velcro stips.

Look for it in craft stores or auto accessory suppliers.

[Architect]

In the past, not often, my Bipap would fall off night stand onto bed or floor, talk about a mess. I resolved by using large indrustrial velcro stips.

Look for it in craft stores or auto accessory suppliers.

I purchase from Home depot....

[chunkyfrog]

Here, the Menards are both near HD, and better-stocked..
At least the Depot's video surveillance is good--helped solve a murder case here.
The victim worked at the Menard's next door.

[billbolton]

The additional AirMini Mount System pack, which includes the drawer clip, also includes a strap you can put between a mattress and the bed base. It has the locking adapter on the end for engaging with the AirMini caddy. It has worked very well for me when travelling.

https://shop.resmed.com.au/resmed-airmini-bed-caddy