General Discussion on any topic relating to CPAP and/or Sleep Apnea.
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michaelanthonyp
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by michaelanthonyp » Thu Jan 12, 2017 5:15 am
LSAT wrote:Putting the machine lower than your mattress will help until you get the hose hanger that JDS recommended. Mask size doesn't matter. The moisture/condensation is running down to the "valley of the hose" and gurgling. You could also turn down the humidity setting.
yeah, for me, I had to put the machine on a heavy piece of dense foam under my bed. The heavy foam prevented noise from resonating on the hardwood floor, and being on the floor under the bed the noise is a lot less noticeable. Luckily our bed is high off the floor so plenty of room. No way for 'stuff' to back up the pipes two feet to my face. I haven' t been able to use the humidifier often, but didn't get a gurgling when I did.