Using a humidifier Support
How can using a humidifier improve the comfort of therapy?
Using a humidifier can make a positive difference to your therapy comfort and experience. By warming and moistening the air you’re breathing, it helps prevent you having a dry nose and throat and can help you keep your mouth closed while you sleep.
Find out what’s different about ResMed’s humidification solution.
If you don’t have a humidifier, you may want to talk to your care provider or equipment provider to learn more about it.
What is ‘rain-out’?
You might have heard the term ‘rain-out’ in reference to humidification. Basically rain-out is condensation building up in the tube. If you have rain-out, you might hear a gurgling sound in your tubing when you breathe on treatment.
Here’s what you can do to reduce rain-out:
- Try turning the humidity level down a little.If you’re still experiencing rain-out, use ResMed’ s Climate Control humidification solution, which is designed to provide enough humidification to help you breathe comfortably, while keeping rain-out at a minimum. Make sure you’re using a ClimateLineAir heated tube when using an AirSense or AirCurve device.
- Rain-out can happen if your bedroom gets too cold at night, so try to keep your room warmer overnight.
- To keep your tubing (and the air traveling inside it) warmer during the night, you can also use a tubing wrap.