Which hose hanger works best

Getting a sore neck from turning all night with the weight of the hose with hose cozy ? I like the sound attenuation of the hose cozy but maybe it is causing this soreness. It has been bothering me for a month, hope that's all it is.
Don't want a piece of junk . I like to keep apap near floor ,will I need to add a hose extension ? Thanks for input.

I have The Hozer and love it.

I made my own with PVC pipe..

It works great.. I added a headband to keep the hose to the PVC and it doesn't slide on me..

I use the Hozer also, like it because us springy, like a fishing pole. I'm an active sleeper. 8 ft and 10 ft hoses are available, not heated though. Kathy

I made one like in the link below. I sized it to fit in my CPAP case. Easy to use. Versatile. And most importantly, lightweight!


viewtopic/t41533/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=50 ... aig#p43991

Here are some ideas. Scroll down for pics of mine. It's sized to fit in my CPAP bag. Wish I knew how to keep the black paint on. Lol


viewtopic.php?p=511510#p511510Here are some ideas...

knightlite wrote:Getting a sore neck from turning all night with the weight of the hose with hose cozy ? I like the sound attenuation of the hose cozy but maybe it is causing this soreness. It has been bothering me for a month, hope that's all it is.
Don't want a piece of junk . I like to keep apap near floor ,will I need to add a hose extension ? Thanks for input.

Check out http://bro-gho.com/ This unit is solidly constructed.

Chris

I find this one to be great. I bought it at $25 directly from the originator when they first came out. Now Amazon has it at a really bargain price:

http://www.amazon.com/North-American-He ... =hose+cpap

Base fits under the mattress; can be turned left, right or center, and collapses well for travel.

Looks fragile in their "collapsed" photo but is actually very sturdy.

Also has a neat hook from which my mask and chinstrap hang during the daytime.

Regards, Nate

I bought this one to use during my last professional conference:
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/flexib ... -lift.html
--But then I forgot to pack it, and had to hang my hose from the motel headboard
with clear package tape and hair scrunchies from the dollar store. It worked--coulda saved my dough.

I find this one to be great. I bought it at $25 directly from the originator when they first came out. Now Amazon has it at a really bargain price:

http://www.amazon.com/North-American-He ... =hose+cpap

Base fits under the mattress; can be turned left, right or center, and collapses well for travel.

Looks fragile in their "collapsed" photo but is actually very sturdy.

Also has a neat hook from which my mask and chinstrap hang during the daytime.

Has my vote also, and it is cheap on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/North-American-He ... B0034CHMRU

NateS wrote:I find this one to be great. I bought it at $25 directly from the originator when they first came out. Now Amazon has it at a really bargain price:

http://www.amazon.com/North-American-He ... =hose+cpap

Base fits under the mattress; can be turned left, right or center, and collapses well for travel.

Looks fragile in their "collapsed" photo but is actually very sturdy.

Also has a neat hook from which my mask and chinstrap hang during the daytime.

Regards, Nate

The picture on Amazon makes it look like it has to be assembled, but that is not true. There is nothing to put together and nothing to take apart. It works like a collapsible cane for the blind as a sturdy elastic cord runs inside the hollow core of the stand to keep the parts from coming apart when knocked down for travel. When you fold it up to put it in its travel bag, it all stays together. When you slide the tubes back together at your destination, the elastic cord disappears inside. The tubes telescope/fit into each other and therefore do not rely on the elastic cord to stand up for use.

Regards, Nate

LinkC wrote:Here are some ideas. Scroll down for pics of mine. It's sized to fit in my CPAP bag. Wish I knew how to keep the black paint on. Lol

viewtopic.php?p=511510#p511510Here are some ideas...

If you're serious about keeping the paint on, did you try deglossing the pipe with some sandpaper, then using primer?

Just a thought...

I like The Hozer.

LINKS to Hose hangers and other methods of managing the main air hose:


viewtopic.php?t=10640#p89536

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NateS wrote:I find this one to be great. I bought it at $25 directly from the originator when they first came out. Now Amazon has it at a really bargain price:

http://www.amazon.com/North-American-He ... =hose+cpap

Base fits under the mattress; can be turned left, right or center, and collapses well for travel.

Looks fragile in their "collapsed" photo but is actually very sturdy.

Also has a neat hook from which my mask and chinstrap hang during the daytime.

Regards, Nate

see it in the open position:

http://www.amazon.com/Eliminate-Tangles ... _sbs_hpc_5

The problem with the following PVC pipes is that they are too thick under the mattress:




The following one is too expensive:

http://www.amazon.com/Hose-Buddy-CPAP-M ... 3QIK04XOQQ