camping with CPAP (no electric hookup)
We would like to go to some places this summer with our travel trailer that don't have electric hookups but my son needs his CPAP for sleeping during the night. I was wondering if anyone had suggesti...
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Vintage465 wrote:
Speaking of utilizing Humidifier options.....I've been experimenting with putting hot tap water in and then turning the humidifier on a lower setting, mine has a 1-5 setting. Started on 1. Now I'm up to 3. The results are better for me, not so sure about the batteries. Thinking if it didn't have to work so hard heating up cold water, I could keep it at a lower setting. It worked, but the jury is still out on whether I consider it worthwhile.
starting with warm water is good. will at least reduce the initial power draw to heat the water.
I've found that I can put in warm water in the tray then turn off the heater. still gives me ok humidification.
