Both of these things can wake you up. The build-up of moisture in a CPAP machine is most often due to the use of a heated humidifier. This built-in feature is often recommended because non ...

[Scott Clandinin] benefits from his CPAP machine and devised a way to improve his quality of life even further with a non-destructive modification to monitor his machine’s humidifier. With a ...

You can also use the heated humidifier that comes with some CPAP machines. The humidifier moistens the air, and helps keep your nose and mouth from getting irritated. Number two, make sure it fits.

A different type of face mask may solve the problem. In other cases, using a humidifier along with a CPAP machine can help with mouth dryness. If used correctly and well tolerated, a CPAP machine ...