pillow lubircation

[whymee3]

HI,New to this forum.
This is my question what do you use to lubricate the pillows in a cpap mask so they do not irritate nose openings.

[Julie]

Lansinoh ointment... but for self lubrication, not for application to pillows... be careful as you could end up with slithery pillows that don't stay put.

[chunkyfrog]

Lansinoh is purified lanolin, sold to nursing mothers to protect sore nipples from the ravages of a hungry infant.
It is always applied SPARINGLY--just a thin film on the skin.

[OkyDoky]

I use Ayr nasal saline gel. I use a q-tip and place a small amount inside each nostril.

[chunkyfrog]

You could also use K-Y jelly or ultra-glide, as long as it is not the warming formula!

[Tatooed Lady]

You could also use K-Y jelly or ultra-glide, as long as it is not the warming formula!

Is that the voice of experience?

[palerider]

You could also use K-Y jelly or ultra-glide, as long as it is not the warming formula!

well, that'd help avoid that "cold nose" syndrome... *lol*

[TangledHose]

When I lubricate my pillow......my head slides off of it!

[palerider]

When I lubricate my pillow......my head slides off of it!

I suggest velcro.

[Sir NoddinOff]

I used to use Lansinol but lately I've been testing Nature's Bounty Coconut Oil... it 100% pure organic oil without any preservatives or additives. It comes in a jar and is sort of solidified so it's easy to apply. I certainly do love the smell and it seems to work good. If you use it you should probably wash your pillows or mask every day.

[chunkyfrog]

I'd rather put coconut oil in my coffee---"Jamaican Me Crazy" Yum!