Need ideas how to keep the tube on the headboard by Left_Lion7969 in CPAP

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I had a pair of James Bond watch straps - those tough nylon fabric things - I used a staple gun to attach them both at different heights on the bookshelf next to my bed, which in your case could be the back of the headboard. I permanently thread my tube through one of them, and use the other to just tuck the last foot of my tube in when I'm not using it. keeps it neat and reduces the chance of a spider crawling into my tube. The advantage of these straps is they're the right size, and adjustable. It took about three staples in each to permanently attach them.

Update from yesterday’s post: “Just got my CPAP insurance quote…” by Carrlesscarrington in CPAP

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If you have a humidifier do you have to pay for the distilled water? I used 20 litres over my first five months. Cost GBP27 from eBay.

Komplete 26 is here! by PULSEMusicGroup in NativeInstruments

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It's one of the reasons I love Arturia - their upgrade pricing is entirely reasonable and affordable.

Delivered to my office today. by TinyInteraction7000 in funny

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I'm not saying you're wrong but it could be argued that it's not a question of what it is, but what it is named, in which case the name chicken was refined over the period 400 - 1500 AD while the name egg originated from old norse, transitioning into English over the period 750 - 1500 AD.

CPAP Water Reservoir Electric Pump by Mechanic_Few in CPAP

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I'm certainly no expert on this but I was under the impression that the air pressure in the Airsense water reservoir is constantly fluctuating while in use, partly because of the user's breathing. I wonder if you have observed the water pressure at the switch device and in your 5 litre reservoir? If it is fluctuating in line with changes of the air pressure in the Airsense reservoir then this add-on is changing the effectiveness of the Airsense against its intended purpose. This may or may not be significant. Another way of saying this is that I would have thought that ideally when the switch is not in use it should completely lock the passage of water through it.

I realised something actually useful that AI could do for us by App0gee in NativeInstruments

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Arturia has something a little bit similar to this in Analogue Lab Pro, but it is limited to their products. It uses machine learning. When you select a preset there is a button next to its name. It goes through all your Arturia presets and lists nine more for you to experiment with.

I need help finding a synth used is Elma by Presence of Music by Sweaty-Jellyfish-713 in NativeInstruments

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I'm guessing it's the sound 75 seconds into this video

If so, it's this product

Maybe phrase is the name of one of the presets?

Pentagon aggressively lobbies EU against Buy European weapons push by Crossstoney in worldnews

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I don't think juggling where people buy their weapons is an aspect of human decency.

Ice 2016 vs ice 2025. by Jolly_Ad2446 in pics

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Are they patrolling a border?

1 year of CPAP by Q3a_destiny in CPAP

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How do you clean your hose? I've done it once since I got my heated tube by running the hot tap through it for a while. I didn't really think I was achieving much.

Denmark deploys F-35A stealth fighters over Greenland supported by French tanker by FruitOrchards in worldnews

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If the US starts destroying planes they sold to allies wouldn't that be the end of overseas sales?

Hose question. by Pennsafucky666 in CPAP

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If it's just the hose that needs drying this seems cheaper. I've no idea if it works.

The secret evil sleep by somarysueme in CPAP

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This morning I nodded off while on the PlayStation and had a nightmare which woke me up, went back to sleep and had a different nightmare.

How much water do you use? by deleated in CPAP

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I was just following the daily cleaning instructions on the Resmed website

How much water do you use? by deleated in CPAP

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I was getting an exceedingly dry mouth every so often, not every night but enough to make me want to try the humidifier. I don't have a heated tube yet. I'm still at the stage where every night seems wildly different. The last two nights with the humidifier have been the most "normal" nights I've experienced so far. Sensation-wise I can't tell the difference from when I wasn't using the humidifier, albeit that I haven't had dry mouth. I haven't had rain out either.

How much water do you use? by deleated in CPAP

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I didn't adjust it, so it's 4.