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Sleeping under the covers

Posted by D.H. on June 22, 2007 at 06:56:49:
Does anybody have a solution for sleeping under the covers? Normally, this is not recommended. However, if one uses CPAP, one’s air supply is through the mask, so this should be OK.
The problem is that the exhaust is noisy and warm when confined under the covers. Have anybody found a solution to put the exhaust far away from the patient

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Re: Sleeping under the covers Captin Cannuck 16:34 6/22/07 (5)

Re: Sleeping under the covers D.H. 18:56 6/25/07 (0)

Re: Sleeping under the covers Bird Watcher 17:18 6/22/07 (3)

Re: Sleeping under the covers Barb (Seattle) 23:57 6/24/07 (2)

Re: Sleeping under the covers D.H. 18:54 6/25/07 (1)

Re: Sleeping under the covers Barb (Seattle) 21:58 6/25/07 (0)

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