(01-17-2014, 05:35 PM)Peter_C Wrote: Feeling icky and trying to get used to your machine at the same time is a real pain, I do feel for you. FYI - I have found that I do not suffer as much when sick as I sleep much better with my dream machine when sick, I just crank the humidity to just before rain-out and breathe the warm moist air. (Just wash your mask more often when you are sick)
I'll have to try that with cranking up the humidity. It is set on 2 or 3 right now, so I'll push it up a notch. I've definitely been more dried out from the cold medicine and haven't felt that the humidifier was doing much to help that. Thanks for that tip