Where do you keep your machines?

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Where do you keep your machines?

Posted by Boston on April 04, 2001 at 10:02:05:
I've been keeping my machine on my nightstand, which probably makes it a couple of inches lower than my head when I'm lying in bed. The passover humidifier goes underneath the blower, and I have the hose running up over my headboard and down to my face. I just got an F&P heated humidifier (which I'll be able to use once I get a 3-prong plug adapter), and notice the directions say to keep it on the floor. I assume this is to reduce condensation coming down into my nose, right? Is that where most of you keep your equipment?

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Approximately at head level. Doug H. 14:26 4/04/01 (0)

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