Hair Dryer Use
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Hair Dryer Use
Is it advisable to use a hair dryer on your CPAP tubbing and other parts after a cleaning/washing
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- Okie bipap
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Re: Hair Dryer Use
I wouldn't try it. The hair dryer gets too hot. If it has a cool setting that only blows cool air, then it may be OK, otherwise, no.
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Re: Hair Dryer Use
Why?? Air drying is fine
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- Dog Slobber
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Re: Hair Dryer Use
Take a look at how dirty and dusty the air intake of your hair dryer is.
You're going to go through the trouble of cleaning your hose, then blow alkyds of unfiltered air into it. If you must dry it, put it back on your CPAP and run the mask fit for 5 minutes.
You're going to go through the trouble of cleaning your hose, then blow alkyds of unfiltered air into it. If you must dry it, put it back on your CPAP and run the mask fit for 5 minutes.
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