"It sounds like you're getting rainout issues (condensation) so here's an article to help with this.
www.hope2sleep.co.uk/water-in-the-mask-hose-known-as-rainout"
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Sleep Apnoea Support Group Meeting
For anyone in the area, the next Humber Sleep Apnoea Support Group Meeting will be held:-
HSASG (Humber Sleep Apnoea Support Group)
at
COTTINGHAM CIVIC HALL
King Street, Cottingham
HU16 5QE
Wednesday 9th November 2011
6.30PM TO 8.30PM
SPEAKERS, CHEESE AND WINE
Manufacturers Displays
This is a free event for anybody with sleep apnoea, or interested in sleep apnoea, and is a chance to hear some good speakers, view manufacturers' CPAP equipment and talk to the experts. Of course, Hope2Sleep will be there with the CPAP comfort products too!
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Well the Sleep Apnoea Support Group Meeting went very well this week and was great to see such a huge turnout, and nice to see other sufferers of OSA sharing their tips and stories. The CPAP Cleaning Wipes were getting rave reviews from regular users - hence the fact we totally ran out. However, fortunately more were on their way which are with us now. The biggest shock was listening to the Diabetic Specialist, who was the main speaker of the evening, admit that she only discovered the big link with Diabetes and Sleep Apnoea 3 weeks ago!! Excellent talk though on diabetes, which a lot of people appreciated.
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Hi Gina. Nice to have a local on here. Our next meeting is Thursday, 24th May in Driffield, but you'll get to know the details via this forum and the newsletters you've signed up for. Will be nice to meet you :)
gina said:can you let me know when the next one is please thanksx
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i also have a friend who i work with who i shall bring with mex
Kath Hope said:Hi Gina. Nice to have a local on here. Our next meeting is Thursday, 24th May in Driffield, but you'll get to know the details via this forum and the newsletters you've signed up for. Will be nice to meet you :)
gina said:can you let me know when the next one is please thanksx
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That's good to hear Gina. They are very informative meetings with chance to see the products from the CPAP manufacturers and talk to the experts.
gina said:
i also have a friend who i work with who i shall bring with mex
Kath Hope said:Hi Gina. Nice to have a local on here. Our next meeting is Thursday, 24th May in Driffield, but you'll get to know the details via this forum and the newsletters you've signed up for. Will be nice to meet you :)
gina said:can you let me know when the next one is please thanksx
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