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Babette wrote:Good idea Jim!

And, WHAT JIM SAID! I'm by far the worst looking thing in MY bedroom!

LOL,
Babs

I've always believed vanity should be kept out for the bedroom. Jim

Babette wrote: Oh, another tip: If you are in a motel, and want to set your machine on the floor, take the little plastic tray they give you with the coffee maker, and set the machine on that - you won't have the machine "breathing" in all the fumes from the carpet that way.

Cheers,
Barbara

GREAT Idea ... I'll be sure to add that to my list while traveling!!

Babette wrote:I'm by far the worst looking thing in MY bedroom!
LOL,
Babs

MAYBE if you were to wear a Frontless Backless Evening gown in the bedroom You'd look "FABULOUS"
If you are having a hard time find this outfit --- just look at two band aids & a cork!

I'd THINK you were LOVELY!!!!!!
BERT

Fits Inside top draw of Night stand...also helps reduce noise from Unit when running at night.

rozenbob wrote:Fits Inside top draw of Night stand...also helps reduce noise from Unit when running at night.

Both of them? Your profile shows you have a "Classic" and a "M" HH. Jim

I took a small cabinet that had two shelves in it. I cut holes on both the left and the right sides. The CPAP machine sits on the top shelf and the carrying case with supplies on the other. The power cord goes through the left hole and the air hose goes out the right. At night I open the doors for ventelation. When needed I can take the power cord and hose and put them in the cabinet and shut the doors.

-Mark