(08-28-2024, 02:01 PM)quiescence at last Wrote: The latest posts show there is some, small, amount of OAs, some, small, amount of H. Increasing the minimum pressure from 7 (might) show a decrease in those numbers.

Since you see snoring aligned so well with flow limitations, a pressure adjustment would make sense.

The machine likes to adjust when the OA and flow limitations are occurring, and those seem to be at time when your pressure is under about 8.0 to 8.4. When your machine reacted to the first set of events, the pressure vaulted to around 12, but what if you could prevent those occurrences (which were happening when the pressure was still about 7.0 to 8.0)?

It makes some sense, therefore, to pick a minimum pressure of 8.6, to skip most of those environments.

Thus ends my version of learning opportunity.

Hope you get more restful sleep now that most of the condensation has been whipped!

QAL

(08-29-2024, 07:44 AM)G. Szabo Wrote: Put distilled water in the chamber and set the humidity to Auto.

(08-29-2024, 08:39 AM)xirokx Wrote: My room is very humid (55-65%) as it is and even on a humidity setting of 1 i get rain out...

Out of curiosity what's the difference between using boiled kettle water, distilled water and tap water?

Thanks

(08-29-2024, 09:12 AM)G. Szabo Wrote: Distilled water has no salts, leading to no deposit in the chamber. 
Boiled (and filtered after boiling) tap water or well water will leave no deposit in the chamber as long as it is not run completely dry. Hot water can remove this deposit. 
Tap or well water leave  deposits in the chamber, which vinegar can remove. However, prolonged use of vinegar might damage the chamber's metal (aluminum).