Operating a CPAP in a DRY climate
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Desert mans wife
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Operating a CPAP in a DRY climate
The Dreamstation has a specified operating humidity of 15-95%. The humidity here gets down to the single digits, especially in late spring - early summer. Should I get a humidifier for my room? What do you other desert dwellers do?
Re: Operating a CPAP in a DRY climate
Definitely get a humidifier. Start it running a couple hours before bedtime, set to 30 to 35%. Close the bedroom door to get the local humidity elevated.Desert mans wife wrote:The Dreamstation has a specified operating humidity of 15-95%. The humidity here gets down to the single digits, especially in late spring - early summer. Should I get a humidifier for my room? What do you other desert dwellers do?
I recommend this model:.
HoMedics Total Comfort Ultrasonic Humidifier
https://www.costco.com/HoMedics%20Total ... 49558.html
or
HoMedics Total Comfort Ultrasonic Humidifier
https://www.costco.com/HoMedics%20Total ... 49558.html
If you have hard water, use filtered water.