Humidifer on floor?

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Humidifer on floor?

Posted by KM on October 14, 2003 at 20:41:50:
Earlier someone suggested that the humidifer be placed on the floor as a way of addressing the water-in-the-nose phenomenon.
But it just occured to me -- the hose that connects by bi pap machine to the humidifer is only about a foot long. If I use a longer hose -- and the only other one I have is about three feet long -- will that have any impact on my receiving the proper pressure level?
I ask that cos I know that some machines have to be adjusted if yoiu change hose lengths.

Follow Ups:

Re: Humidifer on floor? TLA 04:33 10/15/03 (0)

Re: Humidifer on floor? BaS 00:21 10/15/03 (0)

Re: Humidifer on floor? John Len 20:59 10/14/03 (4)

Re: Humidifer on floor? KM 21:58 10/14/03 (3)

Re: Humidifer on floor? D.H. 03:28 10/15/03 (2)

Re: Humidifer on floor? John Len 22:09 10/15/03 (1)

Re: Humidifer on floor? D.H. 16:07 10/17/03 (0)

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