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I think that the anvil or the bear trap could be employed to stabilize your mask.

jdm2857 wrote:I think that the anvil or the bear trap could be employed to stabilize your mask.

Agreed. But with a little creative thinking and a bit of ingenuity, I've come up with a less painful solution.

I'm going to use the fix tonight to be sure it's effective. If it isn't, I'll work on it some more tomorrow. Once it's effective, I'll post about it in detail (with pics I took during the process), hoping I can explain well enough what I did so that someone else will be able to duplicate it if they want to.

I like these kinds of challenges.

BleepingBeauty wrote: I'm going to use the fix tonight to be sure it's effective. If it isn't, I'll work on it some more tomorrow. Once it's effective, I'll post about it in detail (with pics I took during the process), hoping I can explain well enough what I did so that someone else will be able to duplicate it if they want to.

I like these kinds of challenges.

Considering your signature line, "veni, vidi, velcro ...." I'd suspect the solution will involve ... ta da! velcro!

Mindy

Considering your signature line, "veni, vidi, velcro ...." I'd suspect the solution will involve ... ta da! velcro!

didn't zztop sing about the velcro fly

mindy wrote: Considering your signature line, "veni, vidi, velcro ...." I'd suspect the solution will involve ... ta da! velcro!

Mindy

I hope you like surprises.

fuzzy96 wrote: didn't zztop sing about the velcro fly

In addition to the Velcro Fly, they also sang about Legs and Tush (all of which would seem to work quite nicely together).

Following up to a previous post on this thread... what IS the right mask setting for a Respironics FullLife on a Resmed Autoset II...

Standard?
Ultra Mir Full?
...?