I have an electric bed. When I sleep, I have the bed down flat, but when I have the bed raised for sitting, do I have to remove the hose holder ?
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I'm not sure how your bed is made but I would think it would still fit between the mattress and either the box spring mattress and the top mattress. If your mattress sits on top of something flat, it should work. Mine slips between the mattress and the box springs. If yours is the same, when you raise the bed, it should raise with the mattress -- Good luck!
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if you have a small table or a chair next to your bed you can use that with a big phone book to hold this hose holder..i had to add one more section of hose to my c-pap... I love this holder now I don't have to fight with my hoses all night best product I ever bought online .. for the price you cant go wrong...good luck...
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It has been good to not have to wrestle with the hose -- such an easy solution and in expensive too. I have heard of a pillow that allows you to have room for your mask that helps, they are more expensive and I've not purchased. I did switch from a mask to a nasal pillow and that is much better and a lot less confining. Bless you and I hope this will be a great benefit to you.
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Hi Margaret, The hose hold slides under your mattress. So I would suggest that you set up the hose holder under the mattress at the highest point where you mattress stays stationary. You see even if you can place it under the mattress closer to your head, the hose support arm will move with your bed.
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I've only had mine a few months, not flat yet. I do tend to smooth it out in the morning when I get up. The fact the it is removable, not attached to mattress, if it does get flat, I'm planning on throwing it in the dryer (commercial dryer) with a tennis ball. That is the same way I fluff up down jackets.
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the pump is built in to the bed. you have to use your foot to pump it up. However, I used a different electrical pump that was much faster.
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I am assuming you meant "tired". If you have the room and the appropriate threads, which is unlikely without modification, this would work. It would also be overkill. If you want to use this on h hose, I heartily endorse this product. Bullet proof and easy to use.
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I guess that would depend how much space there is under your bed. If it won't go under your bed, it does have an extension pipe with attachments. We still love using ours!
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I'm sorry, i not headed this one up. I'm using it for the cold. The heat in my other bed buddy lasts for an hour or so. They heat in the microwave. I'm sorry I'm not much help.
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There might be a way to do this but it would be difficult since the electric one is built in. It would require disassembly of the built in unit. If to be used where no electric outlet available such as camping its better to get a manually inflatable mattress.
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I no longer use the support ...it causes the hose to kink esp when steaming more than half way down it. I purchased a steam board (I think Jiffy?) & mounted it fairly high on the wall. This prevents the kinking somewhat.
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No. I chose the separate electric pump (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009PURX6/ref=oh_details_o00_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) or you can also choose a battery operated one if you want to take the bed camping.
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I bought one too, about the same time, mine did the same thing, so I zip tied it to the hose. If I need to raise the weight I just add a hose.
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I usually just let it sit with the plug pulled out, it takes about an hour. It doesn't fully deflate so you have to step on it. I don't have to deflate it usually so this doesn't bother me. :)
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yes. i did find that not using the hose attached could be a little ackward.
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It sits high when stood up vertically. You can easily store it under a bed, etc, when you put it down horizontally. You should have no problems. I can't say enough good things about this machine.
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Normally keep the hoses down. The important thing is not to stretch the hose and there should be no kinks or sharp bends.
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Once you lower the unit, you would simply pull it open. I don't bother closing mine as it is used so frequently. The string would hang freely at one end. I put a hook on a nearby wall & hook the string there to make it safer as we have young children who might reach up and pull the string. I'm very pleased with this product overall.
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The wheels for the bed rest on top of the risers. Because the edges are raised the wheels do not slide off, even if the bed is pushed. You may want to read my review about the risers where I mentions securing the two parts of the risers together. I think the only way that the bed would come off of the risers is if the bed was lifted up, or if someone was jumping up and down on the bed.
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Yes, it's a tight sqeeze to connect, the hose is cheap thou, if it stays twisted or if something is on it during storage, and flattens the hose a little it wont bounce back, which it can interfere with suction power, but is the only replacement I was able to find, with a little vac that works, like forever. My other hose had duck tape all over it, trying to keep it together, it worked for a while, until it was a flat hose :( and it was done. Good luck.