My new set up...still a work in progress. I used the 1/4 in clear flexible tubing from the hardware store. 19 cents a foot.
And a few removable hooks. A few inches of duct tape...could not find the white duct tape. Hubby must have borrowed it.

If you make the tubing long enough it will work perfect.

Looks good and functional.

If you would like it to be less intrusive and
not so visible.....I could send you some of the
camo duct tape I have.

Hope this helps.

carbonman wrote:Looks good and functional.

If you would like it to be less intrusive and
not so visible.....I could send you some of the
camo duct tape I have.

Hope this helps.

What is Camo Duct Tape?

My white would have done ok... If I could find it.
Not bad for a dollar and a few old hooks that were in my Cabnet.

littleredtree wrote:What is Camo Duct Tape?

Short for camouflage. Tan and olive green, virtually invisible
if you're sleeping in a tree.

littleredtree wrote:What is Camo Duct Tape?

TWW wrote:

littleredtree wrote:What is Camo Duct Tape?

Short for camouflage. Tan and olive green, virtually invisible
if you're sleeping in a tree.

Thats funny, A Tree sleeping in a Tree.

TWW wrote:
littleredtree wrote:
What is Camo Duct Tape?

Short for camouflage. Tan and olive green, virtually invisible
if you're sleeping in a tree.

i bought the hose buddy of c pap.com . and i think its great .well made and right over my head .

WTG, tree! You earned a Lab Rat award!



Have added your post and the picture of your fix in the Hose Management section of the Lab Rat awards here:
LINKS to Lab Rat Trophy awards
http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?t=15104

and...

to the Hose Management links here:
LINKS to Hose hangers and methods of managing the air hose
http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?t=10640

carbonman, you're a hoot!

I use two commercially available hose holders or lifters. The first is a portable one but I use it at the firehouse. I have used this one for a year now and it has held up just fine. It is nice and compact when taken apart and comes with a small carry back.
http://www.cpap.com/viewImage.php?PNum=2916&Image=cpap-hose-lift-with-head-machine-hose2.jpg
I use this one at home.
http://www.cpap.com/viewImage.php?PNum=1969&Image=Gho-Bro-hose-buddy-with-machine-profile2.jpg
This one isn't perfect but it never moves and has a hook on the end to hold your mask when not in use. However this one has three pieces of velcro that you attache the hose with and I find by using this I am not cleaning the hose as much as I used to before.

One of these days I will figure out how to post pictures in here and not just a link.

Gerry

that's a pretty good wall-tree created by and for a little tree

jan

hi,
how to post a pic...

go to http://tinypic.com/?t=postupload

up load a pic from your pc. copy the link it will show.

(for forums.)add the link here.

and you will have a pic posted

rested gal wrote:carbonman, you're a hoot!

I do not murder the innocent forest creatures....
nor am I a destroyer of the fragile flora and fauna.....

for me,
camo is a fashion statement.
From my dry marsh camo cycling jacket to
my Mossy Oak/new breakup flannel sheets,
RealTree polypro Tshirts
and Seclusion3D down jacket.....
camo goes far beyond "tan and olive green".