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OT: Sleep study question
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[QUOTE="SouthBayHusky, post: 2819113, member: 6201"] Try heated hose but limit the water to lowest level. For some reason pure cold air blowing into my nose drys it out and irritates my nasal passage more than warm air. I do use the mist/water with it, but at lowest level which is #1. That way, the condensation is nominal, yet at a warm/moist air lubricates a bit making more comfortable for me. But I guess everyone has their preference. For me, I suffered more with the cold air until I got the heated hose and it made world of difference for me. I guess trying various setups is best remedy to find what works for each person [/QUOTE]
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