How to hide Cpap machines?
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i store my cpap in a wicker picnic basket kept between my bed and the nightstand
Thank you so much for that wonderful idea! Sadly, our nightstands are so close to the bed that we couldn't manage that. Thanks again for that clever idea...I'm sure it will work great for someone else!
Hmmm, my husband has a cpap machine and we just let it sit next to the bedside, it does have a small water tank in it that has to be removed and dried daily to prevent bacterial growth, the same for the tube and mask-all needs to be dried and kept clean.
If you removed the water tank and mask/tube assembly to elsewhere in your house while they are drying, maybe a pretty towel or a cloth cover could be put over the machine.
It's appearance has never bothered either of us, actually no guests enter our bedroom, but that is just how our house is set up, yours may be completely different.
Although the cpap has altered the way he sleeps, I am grateful he can get a good night's sleep and have a decent day when he wakes.
I am using a multi-Tiered Chinese wedding/food/rice/vegetable basket. I've had it forever and I'm sure it's a reproduction, but it's perfect.
My problem is that I only have space for a small nightstand and besides being ugly and too modern looking the cpap takes up most of the top so I don’t have room for things like Kleenex , the bedside light, my phone, etc. I recently bought a small IKEA Hemnes 2 Drawer chest after measuring the inside of the top drawer at the store. But after putting it next to my bed it’s lower than my old nightstand and because the drawer is deeper the knob is even lower to reach to open. (My bed is tall because it’s an antique) I haven’t drilled the back yet so the C-pap is still sitting on top. But I just discovered IKEA has recently added a new piece in that line similar in size but taller with a third shallower drawer at the top so I’m thinking of getting that instead and moving the 2 drawer chest somewhere else in the house. How tall are the SoClean machines? I’ve been thinking of getting one but am not sure it would fit in a drawer. The plan (if I get the new IKEA piece) is to put my glasses and remotes in the shallow top drawer and put the C-pap in the second drawer. But I’m not sure how I’d deal with the SoClean if I get one. Can anyone give me the dimensions?
I did get the skinny 3 drawer unit. The unit doesn’t have anything between the drawers so I didn’t even need to drill, just ran the cord out the back of drawer down to a surge protector underneath the unit. At night I open the middle drawer to access the cpap and hose. Their drawer slides have sort of a double stop so I pull the drawer out and lift it past the first stop and it holds the drawer open and in place so it doesn’t slide back and forth. No modification to the piece was needed. I absolutely love it!
You could both get two end tables that could hide the machines underneath.