Why is there 'Water' in my CPAP tube in the morning?
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8 months ago
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Meera Kulkarni
8 months ago
This is called 'Rainout.' It happens when the warm air from the humidifier cools down in the tube and condenses. Using a 'Heated Tube' or a hose cover usually solves this.
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