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Re: temp. of AIR vs. water?

Posted by Fred on January 22, 2007 at 05:15:45:

In Reply to: temp. of AIR vs. water? posted by biracialqt on January 19, 2007 at 15:53:58:

My humidifier works well, making the air feel neither warm nor cold. However, once in a while, I will wake up and the air will feel cold even though the humidifier is working. If the room you sleep in is on the cold side, that could affect the CPAP air. Also, put the air hose under the covers with you to keep it warm. Finally, you can buy hose covers, or even heated hoses to help keep the air warm enough.

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