Thank you so much. I thought my machine was broken. It's been waking me up popping and having water run out. Searched it on you tube and this video came up. It helped so much. Lucky I had a heated tube on hand. Thank you again.
Thank you! Mine was so bad last night that I couldn’t sleep with it on. I switched out my tube for a dry one and turned down my humidifier. Working like a charm!
Thanks for the tips, i've been having issues with getting woken up by gurgling water in my hose lately, will aquire a tube wrap & adjust the settings as you reccomend, cheers!
This helps. I just got my cpap yesterday and had a blissful few hours of sleep until about 2am when it sounded like water in the tube. Sure enough, rainout. I'm gonna try a tube sleeve, but for now I'm also gonna try setting the machine lower to the ground.
@@CPAPmyway got my sleeve yesterday and experienced slight rainout. I wish my machine had a setting for 2.5 on humidity because 3 gets a little wet. I suppose it'll do on 2 until I get a heated hose for the Luna G3.
Same. I just had to play with the resmed 11 settings. Lowered humidity, increased tube temp little by little until I found the perfect setting that didn’t rain water or dry my throat
Thanks so much for your help. My issue was not humidity, but water in the tubing because I somehow tipped my machine over. Your tip to remove the water from the chamber and run the unit. It took very little time to dry it out. This is great to know and now I can get some rest.
I just run my hairdryer on medium setting through for 3 minutes. Bone dry & ready to use. Just a recommendation if anyone is interested. The funny thing is I'm completely bald 🤣
This video is very informative. Thank you so much. I lowered my humidity, hopefully it'll help. I do have the heated tubes, I'm not sure why but I would still get water coming out from it but now that I've lowered the humidity, I'm hoping it'll solve the issue. It is November, the weather is cold one day and warm another. Lol
Thank you for the video. I am so stressed out since trying a CPAP out for the second night, hoping i can finally get a good night’s sleep after the complete failure of the night before as it completely blocked my nose and forced me to try and yawn for an hour; and after turning it on just now, it starts gurgling like crazy! WTH?!? You set my mind at ease that the machine isn’t broken.
Are you using a nasal mask? Sounds like you might want to try a full face style. Link below to a helpful video. ruclips.net/video/1PEjwjU_xIw/видео.html
@@CPAPmyway Been using a full face mask since day one, the Resmed Airfit f20. Good news though, after turning off the soft start and cranking the humidity up it actually worked for about 4 hours for me and I actually felt pretty refreshed after awaking for the first time in ages.
Winner of a video, I've been looking for "how do you test for obstructive sleep apnea?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - letochy fast apnea plan - (just google it ) ? It is an awesome one off guide for discovering how to get rid of sleep apnea minus the headache. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my neighbour got amazing success with it.
Thank you so very much, this video was really helpful, and by watching it I get to fix the problem I was having, a boiling noise coming from the pump after I washed it 😀, thank you so much and God bless 🙌 😊
I have little drops coming out where the hose meets the mask. I dont feel the water going into my mouth and wondering if their is an issue im not seeing?
I had condensation problem and couldn’t get it under control via tube heat changes or humidity changes. I have the same ResMed device shown. It has a heated tube. I got a tube jacket and the problem went away.
When I run it on 4 I wake up with a bone dry mouth, it takes 10 or so seconds to get moisture back and my mouth feels numb...not cool... when I raise it to 5 or 6my water reservoir runs out after 3-4 hrs.... and I have to refill in the middle of the night...what gives.
Very helpful. Maybe want to mention with some machines. Like mine, you have to turn climate control from Auto to Manual to get Climate Control to show up
So I already have the heated tube, and have a nasal mask and temperature setting at 60 degrees with humidity at 2. I tried it at 72 but don’t like heated air being forced into my lungs. It uses a full reservoir every night, and recently has been getting my nose wet with an annoying gurgle-popping sound. I live in eastern Washington with pretty high humidity this winter, but it’s been using a lot of water since early fall. My house temp is a constant 69 degrees. Any suggestions you can offer?
After I wash my CPAP tube, I get beads of water in the tube for days. Hanging the tube doesn't help and my CPAP has auto-shutoff. Any ideas on what I can do? I bought an extra tube, so I can alternate, but I'm worried I'll get mold in the washed tube because of the length of time it is taking to dry out.
I would try hooking up the CPAP tube and running the CPAP for a bit without any water in the water chamber. This dry air blowing through should dry it out pretty quick. If the unit has an Auto Off feature then you may want to put a small piece of paper towel in the end to restrict the air flow slightly and trick the CPAP into continual running. Might make your Compliance reports look a little funny. ;)
Thank you for the video. I dry out the tube, I have a heated tube, I’ve turned the humidity off, there is no water in the chamber, I use tube insulation and I live in a dry climate. I still get rain out. Anything else I can try to mitigate rain out?
If you are not adding water to the chamber and you are still getting condensation in the tubing. I am baffled. There should not be excess condensation without water to condense I wouldn't think. I am sorry, but I am not sure what you can do on this one. Good luck though and thanks for reaching out.
Very helpful. For some dumb reason, I dialed my humidity level to the very top a while ago. That's when it started spraying water into my mouth in the middle of the night. For some reason, my dumbass couldn't figure out that the reason it was doing that was because of the humidity. I should have paid attention in science class.
The only reason it "pops" is because your chamber is over filled. It says full or max for a reason. Once the water level drops below full, the popping will stop. I know this because I did it last night. 😂 Watching Dexter and not paying attention to the level. Just a little over and the popping started. Took about 30 mins to stop. Live and learn.
hello - can you use the heated tube WITHOUT the humidifier? also I like to sleep with a cooler room but my nose mask which is small, collects condensation and drips on my nose within 2 hours so I essentially have to wake up every 2 hours to dry it out with Kleenex or a cloth... is there anything I can do for that problem? would a tube snuggy help with that at all, even in a cooler room?
You can use a heated tube on some models without the humidifier. The colder the room, the more condensation you will see in the tubing. A tubing snuggie would help insulate the tube and reduce condensation and water.
I had water up my nose cause i had the nose mask. I woke up from a deep sleep and starting choking, i was internally drowning in water from the mask, now I'm scared to use it, i ordered a new tube and mask, the tube had a little hole in it which i covered it with tape so the air would stay in the tube. This could be very dangerous EXPECIALLY with a nose mask because the air has nowhere else to go like a full facemask.!!
What do you recommend if you already have heated tubing and you have your tube heat and humidity set to Auto and are still getting rain out??? Switch them off Auto and mess with raising the tubing temp and lowering the humidity until you get it right?
@@CPAPmyway I just got the machine last Wednesday... and they asked me if I keep my room cold, I said yea, which is why they gave me the heated tubing... the first three nights everything went well, then I woke up Sunday Morning with water in my nasal cup and tubing, tried moving my machine to a lower level (that was what I was told by others people who use a CPAP machine) and this morning woke up with the same problem, only with more water than last time
I just got all my parts replaced and now I’m getting rained on every night. It’s all on auto but the humidifier seems to be warming up more than before. Not sure what to do.
thanks so much for making this content. I'm getting a cpap machine soon but I'm totally blind. what is the easiest machine to adjust and which ones have buttons? thanks and have a great day.
So what if you use the heated tube and still get the popping sounds in the tube? I had to turn up the humidity to 5 from 3 because I would wake up with a dried out mouth in the night and morning. Could the heated tube be failing?
My husband got the heated tube, but said there is no connection for the nasal pillow and has to use both the old hose (to connect the nasal pillow)and the heated hose connected. Therefore still having the rain out. Any recommendations?
Hmmm.......That does not sound right. The heated hoses have a universal 22mm connection on all models except the new DreamStation 2 Heated Hose. Those connections should fit any mask. In the DreamStation 2 case there is an adapter that i have linked below for you. The adapter will allow you to connect the mask direct to the heated hose. That should help. Two hoses would definitely cause rainout. If he is not using a DreamStation 2 Heated hose, then something else is up I think. I have another video link below just in case it is the mask connector issue. DreamStation tubing connector cpapmyway.com/store/dreamstation-go-tubing-adpater Mask Connection Video: ruclips.net/video/1NeLq3HPakM/видео.html
hi, bought the entry model (without air heating) in Hong Kong, been having issue with it regarding waking up by the machine (may be?) in the middle of the night, you see, I have no problem breathing in, is the breathing out that causing the issue, that is my medical condition, when I reaches suffocation, the above situation occurs, so I would wake up in the middle of the night and the air would blast on me, I ended up taking off the mask and fall asleep, which defy the point of buying such machine, just wondering if you have any tips on this? thanks
My c-pap machine makes a loud whistling noise at the back where the tubing is connected, whenever I breathe in or out. It is difficult to sleep with it. Please help me solve this problem. Thanks much!
It is 99% chance that it is the adapter in the back behind the humidifier chamber. it is removble and can get crooked causing this issue. We will have a video on it soon. But I would try adjusting that.
I have an airsense 11 and have a hard time breathing. I noticed it has alot of water in the tube . What should I do?? Any advice it just happened tonight
Are you using a climateline heated tube. If not I would get one asap. Link below to ours. cpapmyway.com/store/disposable-cpap-parts/tubing/climatelineair-heated-tubing
Can an ozone sanitizer be connected to the intake tube (just inside the filter) so the entire air flow can be sanitized. My machine makes me sick. I have swapped out the 4 components at the same time and I still got sick. ResMed will only sell me a new machine.
We have a lot of customers that really like their CPAP cleaner. Here is a video link that we have to help you decide what is best for you. Call with any questions or to order. 813-704-6038 ruclips.net/video/nU6KpaCUw9I/видео.html
I have a full face mask, and I get dry mouth. If I turn the humidifier past 5 I get water droplets or popping. Below 5 I get extreme dry mouth like every surface in my mouth has been glued together, terrible feeling. It has been suggested that I get a heated tube. I feel that would heat the air I would be breathing, which be difficult since I’m so used to sleeping in a very cool environment breathing cool air. Any suggestions or I’m just 💩out of luck. LOL
Hey. Thanks for your videos. They are very informative and helpful. I do have a question though. I have the airsence 11 and I have the humidifier set at 6 and the heated tube at 30 degrees Celsius. I’m not getting any rain out thankfully but I do get a little bit moisture in my F20 full face mask. Is this ok? Or should it by dry when u wake up? I thought it was ok because I’m not getting rain out and I personally like the moisture as it makes my sleep quite comfortable. But I can’t seem to get a straight answer about the minimal moisture that I get. Is it because the humidity is too high or could that be from my warm air as I exhale? Thanks 😊
When it comes to the humidity you are the final verdict on what is good and what is bad. If you are comfortable and sleeping well then that is all the matters.
Can you please explain how to clean a heated tube vs. cleaning a regular tube? Cannot imagine it would be okay to putt the end of a heated tube into soapy water.
You can drape the tube over a doorway so that gravity will help. Or you can attach the tube to your CPAP and run the CPAP without water in the Humidifier chamber for a few minutes. This usually helps as well.
@@CPAPmyway Only got my CPAP machine a week ago and I also noticed that there was droplets of water after washing and hanging my hose for hours.. so this was something I needed to know ..I will try running the machine with out water. ..Thank you
Have a heated tube (F&P). Can't completely dry the damn thing out after washing. It just won't dry out. Plugging into machine doesn't seem to help, as the air powers down when it detects I'm not using it (not completely off, but not enough to be any use).
You may have to use something like a hair dryer or hang it up to help with that unfortunately. I would definitely adjust the humidity down if you can though to limit the continuation of the issue.
You shold definitely decrease the humidity setting on the CPAP until that humidity issue is gone. You can add a heated tube, but will have to consider the oxygen bleed in if you do. They make specific heated tubes for oxygen bleed in.
My resmed machine said in the morning no humidity, the water container is still full my machine water is changed every night and is set on 26 and is on auto
I don't have a humidifier and I still get loads of excess water in the tube and at the inlet at the back. So I have no humidity to turn down. Resmed 150 lumis is my machine
Can anyone explain where are the water in the humidifier goes..? Is it goes into our chest.. If it is will it effect our chest like got water in chest..?
Not sure if this is related, but I'm jut trying to reach out to anybody. My machine fell off the nightstand yesterday and now it seems like no air is going through the hose, despite the power being on and it sounds like it's working. I feel no air in the hose when I take it off the mask and the only air I feel, is my own exhaled air out of the exhalation port instead of the machine air. I took the hose and the water chamber in and out. I have also unplugged the machine. I am getting replacement supposed being shipped on schedule, but that was prior to the incident. Is my machine broken?
@@CPAPmyway, maybe. I went thru all sorts of troubleshooting through things I read and videos like yours. I even joined some support groups on social media. I talked to my sleep center moments ago. I'm scheduled for a machine evaluation tomorrow and I'm potentially getting a loaner device tomorrow.
@@CPAPmyway Update: Went to my sleep center. They had my machine for a week. I am picking it up tomorrow morning. I had a loaner in the meantime. Seems like the machine was fine. It may have been damaged supplies because in my newest shipment of supplies, the loaner device worked fine. As long as my new supplies will work with my original machine, I should be good to go.
I have this exact unit with the heated hose you show....and suddenly getting "rained out" every night after having the unit for about a year. It has been driving me crazy the last couple of weeks, waking me up. I will reset humidity levels tonight and hope that fixes it. One question....can the height of the base unit in relation o the height that I sleep affect this issue at all? I have my base unit about a foot below my sleeping head. Thanks.
Sorry that you are having trouble. The level of the CPAP can be an issue. It is recommended that it the CPAP should be almost level to you. However that Heated Tube usually takes care of that issue. Have you tried replacing the tubing recently? May have a tube that has gone bad.
@@Germainmedia Well that is no good. You may also want to consider a tubing snuggie. Might be worth a try. cpapmyway.com/store/cpap-accessories/comfort-products/comfort-tubing-wrap
Has anyone come across brown spots that won’t come out on the metal part of the water reservoir a bipap for 8 months cleaned every day and noticed these brown spots that won’t come out no matter how you wash it. I ordered a brand new one and with in 2 or 3 days it has brown spots, even more than my old one. Again I clean these every day and soak in vinegar once a week so I’m not sure what it could be, any insight or help would be great.
@@CPAPmyway I was thinking that as well, do you think this is cause for a cpap replacement or should everything be ok? I’ve had this machine for only 8 or 9 months.
@@working-for-solace I am really not sure. Maybe the metal in the water chamber is just getting a bit cheaper and it is no big deal. But I really am not sure. haven't heard this before to my recollection.
Help please!!! 😥 My partner has been coughing since using this machine (heated tube one). It's a very SERIOUS cough that will make him vomit and nearly pass out in the morning. The cough continues throughout the day but not as bad as the morning. I've gone to the specialist we bought this from, doctors have given him breathing tests and puffers galore but they can't seem to figure it out. Now, he was not cleaning it properly for a the first year. He didn't even know it had a filter. We've only been together 5 months and it has gotten better because I'm forcing him to do something about it. I’ve been doing all the research, cleaning & Journaling of every change or medication to try & rule things out but I REALLY think it's from the machine. Doctors have no idea what it is. I don't know if he's even telling them about the cpap. The company we bought it from has no idea. We've gotten ride of the ozone cleaner which apparently is not fda approved and as upset he is about how much he's spent on that machine, that alone seems to have helped a bit but, still I'm scared I'm going to lose him to this darn coughing!!! Any & all advice would be GREATLY appreciated!!!!!! Thank you!!
Wow! That does not sound fun. Unfortunately, I do not think that I would be able to help much outside of recommending proper maintenance on the CPAP. This sounds like something that would be best addressed by a Specialist Dr. Sorry I can't be of more help.
Things i thinknof when reading this is ; not clean, mold, filter needs to be changed, rais the humidity, dry air is not good for breathing. Also go get his lungs checked.
Thanks Clay, have been getting water boarded for the last three nights after think the way to go was to turn of the hot tubing to “avoid” condensation🤔.
Ohmygoodness. Thank you!!! This is very very helpful. I'm still just a little bit confused about the difference between lowering the humidity setting and increasing the temp. I've had no issues until this past week or so, when I started waking up with a very wet mask and nose area, and sometimes getting splattered in my face when I take the mask off. I have been using my ResMed CPAP machine since the beginning of March. It has been on the Auto settings from the beginning. I have been afraid to mess with the settings, but I think I do need to change something now. I'm just not clear on if I should change the humidity or the temp. Thank you in advance for any help you can give me
You should adjust the tube temp in accordance with the humidity setting usually. However if you have rainout/water in the tube, then you may just want to increase the tube temp slightly to help that issue.
The Auto setting is built to calculate the rooms temp and humidity so that the proper amount of humidity can be added. it doesn't work for everyone. Some users will still have to make manual adjustments to get their perfect setting
Yeah, hanging the tubing over a door to dry out just isn't practical at 3AM. I am one who had their AMAZING Dream Station replaced by a MASSIVELY INFERIOR RESmart Auto & all the thing does is gurgle & spit water all night long, even at the lowest humidity - A problem I never ONCE experienced with 4 years of using the Dream Station. (To the point that I thought the machine was toast right out of the box... I had no idea cpap/bipap machines do this.) Doesn't help that changing RESmart settings is difficult AND won't allow for a stronger ramp level. Wondering if anyone knows where to purchase a modified (replaced filter) Dream Machine?
That would be from a leaky humidifier chamber in almost all cases. Need to replace the water tank. Link to them below. cpapmyway.com/store/water-chamber
Unfortunately that may not be easily fixed. The only thing that you can try is to reduce the humidity setting on the CPAP and see if you can resolve the condensation issue without drying yourself out. If you feel dry after reducing the humidity level then you will have to turn it back up.
@@CPAPmyway thanks for reply... i reduced it to 1 last night and I was still woken up with cool water in the nose piece :( not sure what to do... id rather sleep poorly than not at all
@@CPAPmyway is that what that's for 😂 I didn't know the rt explained it I just thaught oh that's simple enouph but looking back I should have probed more . Thank you I'll defiantly give it a go again tonight last night was my first night 🌙 .
What about water that’s all the way up in the machine, as well as droplets in the hose? WHY is that?? Is there are danger of mold developing in there?? I think I’m just gonna stop using that CPAP all together. It’s such a hassle to mess with, and it’s not comfortable, and I look ridiculous with it on.
Oh please don't stop using your machine. It took me nearly a month to adjust to mine. One year later, I put mask on & off to sleep I go. Be good to yourself & take care
Thank you so much. I thought my machine was broken. It's been waking me up popping and having water run out. Searched it on you tube and this video came up. It helped so much. Lucky I had a heated tube on hand.
Thank you again.
Nice!! Very glad to hear that the info was helpful.
Thanks for the information. Slept horrible last night because of too much water in my tube. Will try tonight.
Good Luck. And thanks for watching.
Thank you! Mine was so bad last night that I couldn’t sleep with it on. I switched out my tube for a dry one and turned down my humidifier. Working like a charm!
Nice Input. Thank you!
Thanks for the tips, i've been having issues with getting woken up by gurgling water in my hose lately, will aquire a tube wrap & adjust the settings as you reccomend, cheers!
Glad that the video could help. Good Luck!!
Ok
This helps. I just got my cpap yesterday and had a blissful few hours of sleep until about 2am when it sounded like water in the tube. Sure enough, rainout. I'm gonna try a tube sleeve, but for now I'm also gonna try setting the machine lower to the ground.
Good luck.
@@CPAPmyway got my sleeve yesterday and experienced slight rainout. I wish my machine had a setting for 2.5 on humidity because 3 gets a little wet. I suppose it'll do on 2 until I get a heated hose for the Luna G3.
Had a Resmed machine for 3 nights and already having this issue. I had a Phillips for 5 years and never once had an issue. I do appreciate the video.
You are welcome. Good luck with the new CPAP.
Which Phillips machine you ever used?
Same. I just had to play with the resmed 11 settings. Lowered humidity, increased tube temp little by little until I found the perfect setting that didn’t rain water or dry my throat
Thanks so much for your help. My issue was not humidity, but water in the tubing because I somehow tipped my machine over. Your tip to remove the water from the chamber and run the unit. It took very little time to dry it out. This is great to know and now I can get some rest.
Glad it helped!
I just run my hairdryer on medium setting through for 3 minutes.
Bone dry & ready to use.
Just a recommendation if anyone is interested.
The funny thing is I'm completely bald 🤣
HAHA!! Thanks for the input.
Good tip thanks
This video is very informative. Thank you so much. I lowered my humidity, hopefully it'll help. I do have the heated tubes, I'm not sure why but I would still get water coming out from it but now that I've lowered the humidity, I'm hoping it'll solve the issue. It is November, the weather is cold one day and warm another. Lol
Glad it was helpful!
Did lowering the humidity solve it?
thanks this helped a lot i was out trucking and was in extreme cold woke up to this problem
Glad it helped
Thank you for the video. I am so stressed out since trying a CPAP out for the second night, hoping i can finally get a good night’s sleep after the complete failure of the night before as it completely blocked my nose and forced me to try and yawn for an hour; and after turning it on just now, it starts gurgling like crazy! WTH?!?
You set my mind at ease that the machine isn’t broken.
Are you using a nasal mask? Sounds like you might want to try a full face style. Link below to a helpful video.
ruclips.net/video/1PEjwjU_xIw/видео.html
@@CPAPmyway Been using a full face mask since day one, the Resmed Airfit f20.
Good news though, after turning off the soft start and cranking the humidity up it actually worked for about 4 hours for me and I actually felt pretty refreshed after awaking for the first time in ages.
OK that is great news. Good luck! @@andrewsmith2404
Very helpful...oddly enough this just started out of nowhere for no reason!
Glad that we could help!!
Winner of a video, I've been looking for "how do you test for obstructive sleep apnea?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - letochy fast apnea plan - (just google it ) ? It is an awesome one off guide for discovering how to get rid of sleep apnea minus the headache. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my neighbour got amazing success with it.
The exact question I was wondering about! Thank you!
You are very welcome. We get this question so often here that we thought a video would be helpful. Glad that it was. Have a great day.
Thank you so very much, this video was really helpful, and by watching it I get to fix the problem I was having, a boiling noise coming from the pump after I washed it 😀, thank you so much and God bless 🙌 😊
You are very welcome.
Brilliant! Solved the mystery. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Thanks, you answered all my questions. By the way, I do have the ResMed heated tube, and I still occasionally get rain out.
Have you increased the tube temp yet?
@@CPAPmyway No, I never touched it. I think it is set on auto. I'll have to take a look at it. Thanks.
Good video, thanks have been having this issue now for weeks, I use the nasal pillow and some nite,s I get water up into my nose.
Glad it was helpful.
Thanks. First morning after using a CPAP. This will take some getting used to. I’ll try with the water heat off for tonight.
Good luck. CPAP can take a few weeks to get accustomed to. Don't give up.
Clear and informative...thanks so much!
Glad it was helpful!
I have little drops coming out where the hose meets the mask. I dont feel the water going into my mouth and wondering if their is an issue im not seeing?
You may want to turn the humidity down a notch.
I had condensation problem and couldn’t get it under control via tube heat changes or humidity changes. I have the same ResMed device shown. It has a heated tube. I got a tube jacket and the problem went away.
I’m in similar situation so you advice is to get jacket
@@Casa43635 It works very well.
I use a cotton swab on a wire to dry out the hose mechanically. Works fine.
Great input. Thanks
When I run it on 4 I wake up with a bone dry mouth, it takes 10 or so seconds to get moisture back and my mouth feels numb...not cool... when I raise it to 5 or 6my water reservoir runs out after 3-4 hrs.... and I have to refill in the middle of the night...what gives.
Very helpful. Maybe want to mention with some machines. Like mine, you have to turn climate control from Auto to Manual to get Climate Control to show up
Thanks for the input and for watching.
So I already have the heated tube, and have a nasal mask and temperature setting at 60 degrees with humidity at 2.
I tried it at 72 but don’t like heated air being forced into my lungs.
It uses a full reservoir every night, and recently has been getting my nose wet with an annoying gurgle-popping sound. I live in eastern Washington with pretty high humidity this winter, but it’s been using a lot of water since early fall. My house temp is a constant 69 degrees. Any suggestions you can offer?
@Midecoh San the only time I got a gurgle was when I accidentally overfilled it, once I drained some water it stopped
I will try that. mine works fine until the water level gets low, at about 3 am.then I get drenched.
After I wash my CPAP tube, I get beads of water in the tube for days. Hanging the tube doesn't help and my CPAP has auto-shutoff. Any ideas on what I can do? I bought an extra tube, so I can alternate, but I'm worried I'll get mold in the washed tube because of the length of time it is taking to dry out.
I would try hooking up the CPAP tube and running the CPAP for a bit without any water in the water chamber. This dry air blowing through should dry it out pretty quick. If the unit has an Auto Off feature then you may want to put a small piece of paper towel in the end to restrict the air flow slightly and trick the CPAP into continual running. Might make your Compliance reports look a little funny. ;)
I have the heated tube & get condensation. I will try adjusting my humidity settings . 👍👍
Good Luck!
You mean it doesn’t metaphorically condense in your tube? Amazing!
LOL!
Super useful - thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you, I was wondering what was going on
Glad I could help
Thank you I just got mine and if it wasn't for this video I would've thrown my CPAP away.
Glad to have helped!
Thank you
Thank you for the video. I dry out the tube, I have a heated tube, I’ve turned the humidity off, there is no water in the chamber, I use tube insulation and I live in a dry climate. I still get rain out. Anything else I can try to mitigate rain out?
If you are not adding water to the chamber and you are still getting condensation in the tubing. I am baffled. There should not be excess condensation without water to condense I wouldn't think. I am sorry, but I am not sure what you can do on this one. Good luck though and thanks for reaching out.
I have the same problem. No water in chamber and machine shuts down, "tube blocked" due to condensation, even with tube heated to 86. resmed11.
Should tube temp be raised or lowered with condensation?
You should increase the tube temp when you experience condensation.
Very helpful. For some dumb reason, I dialed my humidity level to the very top a while ago. That's when it started spraying water into my mouth in the middle of the night. For some reason, my dumbass couldn't figure out that the reason it was doing that was because of the humidity. I should have paid attention in science class.
Thanks for the input.
Very helpful thanks.
You are welcome.
The only reason it "pops" is because your chamber is over filled. It says full or max for a reason. Once the water level drops below full, the popping will stop. I know this because I did it last night. 😂
Watching Dexter and not paying attention to the level. Just a little over and the popping started. Took about 30 mins to stop. Live and learn.
Thanks for the input.
Thank you so much!
You are welcome
Great video thank you 🙏
Glad we could help.
hello - can you use the heated tube WITHOUT the humidifier? also I like to sleep with a cooler room but my nose mask which is small, collects condensation and drips on my nose within 2 hours so I essentially have to wake up every 2 hours to dry it out with Kleenex or a cloth... is there anything I can do for that problem? would a tube snuggy help with that at all, even in a cooler room?
You can use a heated tube on some models without the humidifier. The colder the room, the more condensation you will see in the tubing. A tubing snuggie would help insulate the tube and reduce condensation and water.
Thanks I was trying to explain that popping noise to my supplier and showed him this ..
Glad it was helpful.
In my experience I’ve noticed that most suppliers don’t know shhh from shinola
I had water up my nose cause i had the nose mask. I woke up from a deep sleep and starting choking, i was internally drowning in water from the mask, now I'm scared to use it, i ordered a new tube and mask, the tube had a little hole in it which i covered it with tape so the air would stay in the tube. This could be very dangerous EXPECIALLY with a nose mask because the air has nowhere else to go like a full facemask.!!
How can it be dangerous?
Mine just did this last night and I never run water in mine. Been on it for about 5 yrs and this is the first time it’s happened.
It happens to a lot of people this time of year when cold fronts pass.
Thanks great help
Glad we could help. Thanks for checking us out.
What do you recommend if you already have heated tubing and you have your tube heat and humidity set to Auto and are still getting rain out??? Switch them off Auto and mess with raising the tubing temp and lowering the humidity until you get it right?
Yes unfortunately you will have to do some manual adjustment to the humidity to see what can work.
@@CPAPmyway I just got the machine last Wednesday... and they asked me if I keep my room cold, I said yea, which is why they gave me the heated tubing... the first three nights everything went well, then I woke up Sunday Morning with water in my nasal cup and tubing, tried moving my machine to a lower level (that was what I was told by others people who use a CPAP machine) and this morning woke up with the same problem, only with more water than last time
I just got all my parts replaced and now I’m getting rained on every night. It’s all on auto but the humidifier seems to be warming up more than before. Not sure what to do.
First step would be to lower the humidity level. There are also some other great tips in this video for resolving water in the CPAP tube.
thanks so much for making this content. I'm getting a cpap machine soon but I'm totally blind. what is the easiest machine to adjust and which ones have buttons? thanks and have a great day.
You are welcome and thank you for watching. Check out our blog below on selecting a new CPAP.
cpapmyway.com/blog/best-auto-cpaps-of-2022
So what if you use the heated tube and still get the popping sounds in the tube? I had to turn up the humidity to 5 from 3 because I would wake up with a dried out mouth in the night and morning. Could the heated tube be failing?
Are you seeing a temp setting in the patient settings? If not the heated tube may not be working.
My husband got the heated tube, but said there is no connection for the nasal pillow and has to use both the old hose (to connect the nasal pillow)and the heated hose connected. Therefore still having the rain out. Any recommendations?
Hmmm.......That does not sound right. The heated hoses have a universal 22mm connection on all models except the new DreamStation 2 Heated Hose. Those connections should fit any mask. In the DreamStation 2 case there is an adapter that i have linked below for you. The adapter will allow you to connect the mask direct to the heated hose. That should help. Two hoses would definitely cause rainout. If he is not using a DreamStation 2 Heated hose, then something else is up I think. I have another video link below just in case it is the mask connector issue.
DreamStation tubing connector
cpapmyway.com/store/dreamstation-go-tubing-adpater
Mask Connection Video:
ruclips.net/video/1NeLq3HPakM/видео.html
@@CPAPmyway unfortunately the hose is built into the nasal pillow. He doesn’t wear a mask. He wear something only for his nose.
This is what he has ResMed AirFit™ P10 Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear
@@HotmessMommaVlogs OK. Then that tubing does have to stay. They 8-10 inch tube is part of that mask. Which model CPAP machine is he using?
@@CPAPmyway I’m standing here looking at the machine it’s says ResMed Airsense 10 auto set.
Thank you thank you thank you
You are very welcome
hi, bought the entry model (without air heating) in Hong Kong, been having issue with it regarding waking up by the machine (may be?) in the middle of the night, you see, I have no problem breathing in, is the breathing out that causing the issue, that is my medical condition, when I reaches suffocation, the above situation occurs, so I would wake up in the middle of the night and the air would blast on me, I ended up taking off the mask and fall asleep, which defy the point of buying such machine, just wondering if you have any tips on this? thanks
It woudl be very difficult to offer any advice without knowing the make and model CPAP you are using. Do you happen to know that?
I'm glad i found this video and just took my tube over the shower head tonight
Glad it was helpful.
My c-pap machine makes a loud whistling noise at the back where the tubing is connected, whenever I breathe in or out. It is difficult to sleep with it. Please help me solve this problem. Thanks much!
It is 99% chance that it is the adapter in the back behind the humidifier chamber. it is removble and can get crooked causing this issue. We will have a video on it soon. But I would try adjusting that.
I have an airsense 11 and have a hard time breathing. I noticed it has alot of water in the tube . What should I do?? Any advice it just happened tonight
Are you using a climateline heated tube. If not I would get one asap. Link below to ours.
cpapmyway.com/store/disposable-cpap-parts/tubing/climatelineair-heated-tubing
Can an ozone sanitizer be connected to the intake tube (just inside the filter) so the entire air flow can be sanitized. My machine makes me sick. I have swapped out the 4 components at the same time and I still got sick. ResMed will only sell me a new machine.
I am sorry, but I do not think that the Ozone can be connected to the intake on the CPAP.
Thanks😊
Welcome 😊
Is it helpful (and easier) to buy one of the CPAP cleaners on the market? If so, which do you recommend? Why?
We have a lot of customers that really like their CPAP cleaner. Here is a video link that we have to help you decide what is best for you. Call with any questions or to order. 813-704-6038
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I have a full face mask, and I get dry mouth. If I turn the humidifier past 5 I get water droplets or popping. Below 5 I get extreme dry mouth like every surface in my mouth has been glued together, terrible feeling. It has been suggested that I get a heated tube. I feel that would heat the air I would be breathing, which be difficult since I’m so used to sleeping in a very cool environment breathing cool air. Any suggestions or I’m just 💩out of luck. LOL
I would get the heated tube. Most likely will fully solve your issue and will not be uncomfortable.
I have the heated tube and it keeps happening. Year round. And when I turn down the humidity it does dry me out
How old is the heated tube? They go bad sometimes.
Hey. Thanks for your videos. They are very informative and helpful. I do have a question though. I have the airsence 11 and I have the humidifier set at 6 and the heated tube at 30 degrees Celsius. I’m not getting any rain out thankfully but I do get a little bit moisture in my F20 full face mask. Is this ok? Or should it by dry when u wake up? I thought it was ok because I’m not getting rain out and I personally like the moisture as it makes my sleep quite comfortable. But I can’t seem to get a straight answer about the minimal moisture that I get. Is it because the humidity is too high or could that be from my warm air as I exhale? Thanks 😊
When it comes to the humidity you are the final verdict on what is good and what is bad. If you are comfortable and sleeping well then that is all the matters.
@@CPAPmyway oh ok. I thought maybe that could be a health hazard. Just wanted to make sure. Thanks 😊
Is it better to adjust the humidifier or have it at auto?
Most people do well on the Auto Setting.
I'm having this issue and already have the heated tube
Hopefully some adjustment to the humidity and tube temp can get you where you need to be.
Can you please explain how to clean a heated tube vs. cleaning a regular tube? Cannot imagine it would be okay to putt the end of a heated tube into soapy water.
On most models it is perfectly fine to submerge the entire tube. It would need to be dried very well before using again though.
After washing and hanging my hose I noticed the water seems to cling inside the tube... literally a week or two... any suggestions on how to dry them?
You can drape the tube over a doorway so that gravity will help. Or you can attach the tube to your CPAP and run the CPAP without water in the Humidifier chamber for a few minutes. This usually helps as well.
@@CPAPmyway Only got my CPAP machine a week ago and I also noticed that there was droplets of water after washing and hanging my hose for hours.. so this was something I needed to know ..I will try running the machine with out water. ..Thank you
@@chrissyfaye08 You are welcome. Good Luck!!
Hang it outside in the sunlight, works for me.
@@terencemcculloch3294 good tip thanks
Have a heated tube (F&P). Can't completely dry the damn thing out after washing. It just won't dry out.
Plugging into machine doesn't seem to help, as the air powers down when it detects I'm not using it (not completely off, but not enough to be any use).
You may have to use something like a hair dryer or hang it up to help with that unfortunately. I would definitely adjust the humidity down if you can though to limit the continuation of the issue.
my resmed airsense 10 auto machine switched itself off during use, any idea why?
Sometimes we run into issues with the power supply going bad, and it causes this.
I'm getting an error on my Luna II bell light keeps flashing and beeping. Error 84 please help.
That will need to be sent back to your provider for repair in that case.
i still get water in my tubing, if im running o2 with a humidity bottle water, should i not turn on the humidity control on c-pap
You shold definitely decrease the humidity setting on the CPAP until that humidity issue is gone. You can add a heated tube, but will have to consider the oxygen bleed in if you do. They make specific heated tubes for oxygen bleed in.
@@CPAPmyway i had it on 1 i last night still water poping, and woke up with dry mouth. i do run o2 at night with cpap. what is oxygen bleeding.thanks
I was dreaming I was popping popcorn! Of course the minute I turned this video on, it stopped!
LOL! Hopefully it helped.
My resmed machine said in the morning no humidity, the water container is still full my machine water is changed every night and is set on 26 and is on auto
What are you seeing when you say "no humidity"?
Is this a crazy ?-over door or over shower should be the same right? I did this for 2 days & surprised it was still wet. Thoughts?
That is not good. I would just run the CPAP without water to dry it out if you cant get it to drip dry.
@@CPAPmyway ty for reply. Do u attach to the face mask while running machine? Without mask mine shuts off
Can I mount cpac 11 above my head.It needs to go up a pretty good bit.
You could, but it may cause condensation issues. If it does, then you may have to move the CPAP to a more level position to you.
I don't have a humidifier and I still get loads of excess water in the tube and at the inlet at the back. So I have no humidity to turn down. Resmed 150 lumis is my machine
That is baffling. I am not sure how you would get excess condensation without adding humidity.
Can anyone explain where are the water in the humidifier goes..? Is it goes into our chest.. If it is will it effect our chest like got water in chest..?
It just adds enough humidity to the air that you are breathing to make sure that your airways don't dry out.
I have my humidity all the way down, I have a heated tube and it's still happening 😔😔. What can I do.
May have to try it without the water to see if maybe your environment is humid enough.
Not sure if this is related, but I'm jut trying to reach out to anybody. My machine fell off the nightstand yesterday and now it seems like no air is going through the hose, despite the power being on and it sounds like it's working. I feel no air in the hose when I take it off the mask and the only air I feel, is my own exhaled air out of the exhalation port instead of the machine air. I took the hose and the water chamber in and out. I have also unplugged the machine. I am getting replacement supposed being shipped on schedule, but that was prior to the incident. Is my machine broken?
Well hopefully it is not broken. Did any of the water from the humidifier get back inside the CPAP at all?
@@CPAPmyway, maybe. I went thru all sorts of troubleshooting through things I read and videos like yours. I even joined some support groups on social media. I talked to my sleep center moments ago. I'm scheduled for a machine evaluation tomorrow and I'm potentially getting a loaner device tomorrow.
@@SLCoolJ2K3 Good Luck!!
@@CPAPmyway Thank you.
@@CPAPmyway Update: Went to my sleep center. They had my machine for a week. I am picking it up tomorrow morning. I had a loaner in the meantime. Seems like the machine was fine. It may have been damaged supplies because in my newest shipment of supplies, the loaner device worked fine. As long as my new supplies will work with my original machine, I should be good to go.
I have this exact unit with the heated hose you show....and suddenly getting "rained out" every night after having the unit for about a year. It has been driving me crazy the last couple of weeks, waking me up. I will reset humidity levels tonight and hope that fixes it. One question....can the height of the base unit in relation o the height that I sleep affect this issue at all? I have my base unit about a foot below my sleeping head. Thanks.
Sorry that you are having trouble. The level of the CPAP can be an issue. It is recommended that it the CPAP should be almost level to you. However that Heated Tube usually takes care of that issue. Have you tried replacing the tubing recently? May have a tube that has gone bad.
@@CPAPmyway I actually have two heated tubes and both of them are doing it. :(
@@Germainmedia Well that is no good. You may also want to consider a tubing snuggie. Might be worth a try.
cpapmyway.com/store/cpap-accessories/comfort-products/comfort-tubing-wrap
@@CPAPmyway Thanks for the tips and video.
If the heated tube is not working. Place your machine on the floor so the water goes back down in the tube...
Has anyone come across brown spots that won’t come out on the metal part of the water reservoir a bipap for 8 months cleaned every day and noticed these brown spots that won’t come out no matter how you wash it. I ordered a brand new one and with in 2 or 3 days it has brown spots, even more than my old one. Again I clean these every day and soak in vinegar once a week so I’m not sure what it could be, any insight or help would be great.
Are you using distilled water in the chamber?
@@CPAPmyway yes distilled bottled water.
@@working-for-solace Maybe discolorations on the metal from the heat of the heater plate?
@@CPAPmyway I was thinking that as well, do you think this is cause for a cpap replacement or should everything be ok? I’ve had this machine for only 8 or 9 months.
@@working-for-solace I am really not sure. Maybe the metal in the water chamber is just getting a bit cheaper and it is no big deal. But I really am not sure. haven't heard this before to my recollection.
Hi guy's anyone know where I could get a cheap cable to use my dream station 1 in my car ??
here is an option from us
cpapmyway.com/store/cpap-accessories/power-options/respironics-dreamstation-dc-power-supply
when the water starts to leak more what will be the problem?
Usually it is the humidity set to high.
Which type of water I will use in this machine normal or distilled
Distilled.
Won’t running tube not attached with mask to my face show up as air leak on the scorecard
Yeh. In that case you may want to remove the tube and drape it over a doorway.
Not true mine just shoots water up when using mouth piece
Sorry that the water issue has been so bad on your CPAP.
got rid of the water altogether couple weeks ago. still tries to drown me.
Thanks for the input.
Help please!!! 😥 My partner has been coughing since using this machine (heated tube one). It's a very SERIOUS cough that will make him vomit and nearly pass out in the morning. The cough continues throughout the day but not as bad as the morning. I've gone to the specialist we bought this from, doctors have given him breathing tests and puffers galore but they can't seem to figure it out. Now, he was not cleaning it properly for a the first year. He didn't even know it had a filter. We've only been together 5 months and it has gotten better because I'm forcing him to do something about it. I’ve been doing all the research, cleaning & Journaling of every change or medication to try & rule things out but I REALLY think it's from the machine. Doctors have no idea what it is. I don't know if he's even telling them about the cpap. The company we bought it from has no idea. We've gotten ride of the ozone cleaner which apparently is not fda approved and as upset he is about how much he's spent on that machine, that alone seems to have helped a bit but, still I'm scared I'm going to lose him to this darn coughing!!! Any & all advice would be GREATLY appreciated!!!!!! Thank you!!
Wow! That does not sound fun. Unfortunately, I do not think that I would be able to help much outside of recommending proper maintenance on the CPAP. This sounds like something that would be best addressed by a Specialist Dr. Sorry I can't be of more help.
I'd talk to your doctor about that as soon as possible.
Things i thinknof when reading this is ; not clean, mold, filter needs to be changed, rais the humidity, dry air is not good for breathing. Also go get his lungs checked.
Is it OK to wash a climateline tube?
Yes.
Thanks Clay, have been getting water boarded for the last three nights after think the way to go was to turn of the hot tubing to “avoid” condensation🤔.
Glad it helped
Getting a cozy now
Hope that it helps. Thanks for watching.
Ohmygoodness. Thank you!!! This is very very helpful.
I'm still just a little bit confused about the difference between lowering the humidity setting and increasing the temp. I've had no issues until this past week or so, when I started waking up with a very wet mask and nose area, and sometimes getting splattered in my face when I take the mask off.
I have been using my ResMed CPAP machine since the beginning of March. It has been on the Auto settings from the beginning. I have been afraid to mess with the settings, but I think I do need to change something now. I'm just not clear on if I should change the humidity or the temp.
Thank you in advance for any help you can give me
You should adjust the tube temp in accordance with the humidity setting usually. However if you have rainout/water in the tube, then you may just want to increase the tube temp slightly to help that issue.
we can set it to AUTO (3:11) but what does that mean though? doesn't mean condensation will AUTOMATICALLY not form in the tube b'cuz we tried it :)
The Auto setting is built to calculate the rooms temp and humidity so that the proper amount of humidity can be added. it doesn't work for everyone. Some users will still have to make manual adjustments to get their perfect setting
@@CPAPmyway ...tnks 4 the info, much appreciated. we notice at some manual settings the reservoir may run dry (yiKes)
Where does one purchase a tube wrap?
Here is a link to that product.
cpapmyway.com/store/index.php?route=product/search&search=wrap
I don’t use the humidifier,I just line my nasal passages with Ayr nasal gel. Seems to do the trick.
Thanks for the input!!
Yes i tried that when I first got mine machine It dose work
What about water in the mask I have the medium pillow?
That usually stems from the same problem and can be solved in the same way as the tubing issue.
Will this cause you to wake up with a mouth full of water as well ?
That sounds like a pretty extreme case of "rain-out", but it would be a possibility to get water in your mouth.
Conversely, you can turn off the humidifier setting completely.
True. Thank you.
Yeah, hanging the tubing over a door to dry out just isn't practical at 3AM. I am one who had their AMAZING Dream Station replaced by a MASSIVELY INFERIOR RESmart Auto & all the thing does is gurgle & spit water all night long, even at the lowest humidity - A problem I never ONCE experienced with 4 years of using the Dream Station. (To the point that I thought the machine was toast right out of the box... I had no idea cpap/bipap machines do this.) Doesn't help that changing RESmart settings is difficult AND won't allow for a stronger ramp level. Wondering if anyone knows where to purchase a modified (replaced filter) Dream Machine?
Thanks for input.
What about water under your machine?
That would be from a leaky humidifier chamber in almost all cases. Need to replace the water tank. Link to them below.
cpapmyway.com/store/water-chamber
I have the heated tube but the condensation occurs in the nose piece :(
Unfortunately that may not be easily fixed. The only thing that you can try is to reduce the humidity setting on the CPAP and see if you can resolve the condensation issue without drying yourself out. If you feel dry after reducing the humidity level then you will have to turn it back up.
@@CPAPmyway thanks for reply... i reduced it to 1 last night and I was still woken up with cool water in the nose piece :( not sure what to do... id rather sleep poorly than not at all
@@alistairbalistair9596 You should probably try a new Heated Hose in case it went bad.
My heated tube popped all night I have no clue what I'm doing
Almost certainly condensation in the tubing. I would dry it out really well, and then increase the tube temp for the next night.
@@CPAPmyway is that what that's for 😂 I didn't know the rt explained it I just thaught oh that's simple enouph but looking back I should have probed more . Thank you I'll defiantly give it a go again tonight last night was my first night 🌙 .
@@Hs-tu2sl Good Luck!
What a load of crap mine is on one and i still wake up swimming in water.
Sorry it didn't help you. Good Luck.
What about water that’s all the way up in the machine, as well as droplets in the hose? WHY is that?? Is there are danger of mold developing in there?? I think I’m just gonna stop using that CPAP all together. It’s such a hassle to mess with, and it’s not comfortable, and I look ridiculous with it on.
The settings adjustments in this video will usually help with those problems.
I feel the same way..BUT,,, I guess I need it.
Don't give up, once you are use to it(took me two weeks),,,,You will love it and wakeup feeling so much better, been on bi-pap for 20 years
Oh please don't stop using your machine. It took me nearly a month to adjust to mine. One year later, I put mask on & off to sleep I go. Be good to yourself & take care