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RE: ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet APAP vs ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet For Her - Mosquitobait - 04-03-2017
James, I'm puzzled by the sounds you are hearing from the tank. I'm sure you've confirmed that they are from the machine and not your hose. Mine is just so silent I wonder if you are just very sensitive to sound? I do find that having background sound at night to be helpful to eliminate the Darth Vadar effect from my Dreamwear mask (ocean waves is particularly good for that). I'm glad you are a happer cpaper though.
Yay!!
RE: ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet APAP vs ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet For Her - JamesW - 04-04-2017
(04-03-2017, 09:34 PM)Mosquitobait Wrote: James, I'm puzzled by the sounds you are hearing from the tank. I'm sure you've confirmed that they are from the machine and not your hose. Mine is just so silent I wonder if you are just very sensitive to sound? I do find that having background sound at night to be helpful to eliminate the Darth Vadar effect from my Dreamwear mask (ocean waves is particularly good for that). I'm glad you are a happer cpaper though.
I am very sensitive to sounds at night alright. However I have made up a small cabinet that the machine sits in, off the floor, that is next to my side of the bed and it has almost eliminated any off putting breathing sounds from the humidifier. I would recommend a For Her machine to any male, as you get more options for therapy. And, my wife thinks it looks nicer than the standard black ones
James