r/CPAP 4h ago

Advice Needed Fixing rainout

So I’ve been playing around with the humidity and tube temp settings and nothing has been working for the water pooling in my mask.

I sleep in a cold room (66-68 degrees F) and have tried setting the humidity low and tube temp high, low humidity and medium tube temp. I heard lowering the machine can help but I have nothing lower to put it on and if I put it on the floor, the tube isn’t long enough because I have a higher bed frame.

I end up only getting about 5 hours out of my CPAP before having to take it off bc of the amount of water pooling in my mask.

Any advice?

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u/DemandTop4844 3h ago

To stop rainout, I put my CPAP on this IKEA Lack table. It’s about 12 inches tall. When I was traveling last month, I stayed at several different locations. At every place I stayed, i would search for a short stable surface i could use for my CPAP. I ended up setting up my CPAP on top of a plastic milk crate, a plastic step stool, and a child’s chair. All three surfaces worked great and I had no rain out. .

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u/Large_Coconut_3414 3h ago

Thank you for the suggestion, I will try to find something lower to put my machine on if I can