Re: Don't put your CPAP on the floor.
Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2009 6:34 am
Yeah I wouldn't put my CPAP near the heat register, but I live in an old house and those registers are full of dust and other crap.
Sometimes in those condo or apartment buildings the exhaust fan ductwork will be connected, so if you live above someone, stink from their place could come into your place through that ductwork.
They also have a lot of stupid rules. I lived in a condo complex once, it was awful all the petty rules they had. That's one good thing about owning a house, you can do pretty much what you want, although the city has a short list of petty rules as well.
Sometimes in those condo or apartment buildings the exhaust fan ductwork will be connected, so if you live above someone, stink from their place could come into your place through that ductwork.
They also have a lot of stupid rules. I lived in a condo complex once, it was awful all the petty rules they had. That's one good thing about owning a house, you can do pretty much what you want, although the city has a short list of petty rules as well.
TheDreamer wrote:Hmmm, now you have me thinking about where my CPAP is....its not on the floor, but its down low....
But, what has me thinking is that I was thinking of turning my bed around, which would move the CPAP closer to the floor register....and it has me wondering if I should be worried about the stuff that might be coming up through there. Often there are strange smells and such coming from my neighbors....sometimes they are pretty bad. The air purifier in my bedroom has an odor sensor...so it'll rev up to maximum, which it does at various (unexpected) times during the night.
There are other times, where I wouldn't expect it to do so...but I've gotten to expect it to do it....makes me wonder where the bathroom exhaust fans really goes to.
The bed position is basically where the movers put it when I moved in....which kind of sucks because the light in the apartment parking lot shines right on the bedroom window. So sometimes I find that spot where the light cuts a beam into my eye. It was strange, when I first moved in...I had put aluminum foil in my luggage in case I needed to cover the windows with it. Though when I first moved in the parking lot didn't exist yet. So the foil went up later....except that there's some silly rule that window coverings have to appear white from the outside. Yet I see plenty of cases of non-white window coverings...including a Canadian Flag. But, they probably didn't like me reflecting the parking lot light back....
I got better curtains...but, I didn't get the measurements right....
The Dreamer.