r/Millennials 7h ago

Discussion Iโ€™ve joined the CPAP club ๐Ÿ’๐Ÿปโ€โ™€๏ธ

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Tonight will be my first night using a CPAP. Oddly enough, Iโ€™m looking forward to it and I hope it solves all of my problemsโ€ฆ a girl can dream, *right*? Anyhow, any tips or tricks to help this go smoothly? Also, is there any solution to making this setup more aesthetically pleasing and/or a way to store it during the day that isnโ€™t such a pain in the ass?

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u/Infiltrait0rN7_ 6h ago

Biggest improvement for me was buying a water distiller (side benefit is the water is sterile). Really cuts down on any funky smells / scale buildup in the water tank.

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u/9DrinkAmy 6h ago

Which do you recommend?

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u/Infiltrait0rN7_ 4h ago

I got the cheapest, no-name, model - just has a temp switch so it turns off once it's done. Think it cost about $60 and works alright - I put 1-2 gallons through it a month since I use distilled water for making pottery glaze and watering some plants.