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I’d like to introduce to you the Sleep8 CPAP Cleaner.

What is a Sleep8 CPAP Cleaner?

This device completely sanitizes your mask,headgear,tubing and water chamber by getting rid of 99.9 percent of mold,bacteria and viruses viruses (according to: https://medium.com/@tom.o/sleep8-cpap-cleaner-reviewed-aa5c880d6d11

The Sleep8 makes use of activated oxygen or ozone instead of water to clean and sanitize your CPAP equipment. You will appreciate to know that ozone doesn’t come into contact with your CPAP machine in any way. And also,what makes Sleep8 stand out from its competitors is its size. It is very lightweight,weighing only 9.4 ounces. And it’s portable,so you can pack it in your luggage for use at home or when you travel.

Let’s take a look inside the box. On top is the Sleep8 itself. You’ll also see the micro USB charger,the Sleep8 Quick Start Guide,and the Sleep8 filter bag. The soft,resealable filter bag should be changed approximately every 3 months with regular cleaning use. Replacement filter bags are available at reputable CPAP and medical equipment stores.

Sleep 8 CPAP Cleaner instructions

As an optional purchase,the makers of Sleep8 have made this convenient soft shell travel case which easily stores all your sleep aid accessories at home or on the go.

To start the process,simply connect the micro USB cable between the Sleep8 device and an accessible and working electrical outlet. When plugged in,your Sleep8 will beep once and the battery indicator will be seen on the screen. You can either use the Sleep8 while plugged in or on battery power. A full charge will take about 90 minutes or so.

How does the cleaning procedure work? Before you begin the sanitizing process,make sure you clean up your CPAP mask with a wipe to remove residue or facial oils from the cushion. If you’re using a dehumidifier and you are sanitizing the water chamber,be sure the water chamber is complete empty. Don’t leave any excess water in it.

Leaving your mask attached to the tube,connect this tube to the valve inside the filter bag. The Sleep8 is compatible with most CPAP tubing with no special connections or parts needed. Only the Dream Station Go with 12 millimeter tubing which is smaller than standard CPAP tubing,requires a mask adaptor to connect the tube to the filter bag. This mask adaptor can be also purchased from your trusted CPAP or medical equipment store.

Once you place the mask,tube and water chamber inside the bag,seal it shut. On the outside of the bag,you’ll notice a triangular port which attaches directly to the Sleep8 CPAP Cleaner.

With the device attached,and the bag sealed,press the round power button on the Sleep8 until you hear a beep. The device will light up and the device timer will begin the countdown,starting the sanitation process.

The device is virtually quiet. But you will hear the fan adjust speed from time to time or see the filter bag inflate,but this process is perfectly normal during sanitation.

In about an hour,the Sleep8 device will beep,and the screen will say ok,and the device will shut off.

When the device shuts off,you can open the bag and remove your CPAP equipment. The Sleep8 CPAP Cleaner comes with a safety start feature which means the device the device won’t run unless it’s connected to the bag properly,An alarm on the device will beep for 30 seconds and an X will appear on the screen. To cancel this alarm,you simply have to press the power button

The Sleep8 CPAP Cleaner also comes with 2 other built in alarms to let you know if something is wrong with the device. This includes a fan failure alarm and a low battery alarm. If you experience a fan failure alarm,please contact Sleep8 support for the proper procedures.

The Sleep 8 CPAP Cleaner Results

If you’re going to need a fast,efficient,lightweight and portable CPAP Cleaner,then the Sleep8 is for you. If you have any inquiries,feel free to contact or email the Sleep8 customer care support team. The Sleep8 CPAP Cleaner and its accessories can also be purchased at your favorite CPAP or medical equipment store. And remember,the resealable filter bag should be replaced every 3 months with regular use for hygiene purposes. For further reading,check out this article on Medium.com

Refinance And Lower Mortgage Payments

Refinancing both your first and second mortgage will lower your monthly mortgage payment and qualify you for overall lower rates. It will also save you money on closing costs and application fees. And while you are looking at rates and terms, you can reevaluate your loan’s payment schedule to better fit your budget needs.

Why One Mortgage Is Better Than Two?
Lending companies prefer financing one total mortgage rather than two separate loans. So second mortgage rates are at least a point higher than first mortgage rates.
Refinancing your two mortgages into one will qualify your for a lower rate mortgage. Since lenders charge flat application fees, you will save money by going through the process only once. Closing costs can also be cheaper.  Go now, to see Loan Trust mortgage rates.

Readjusting Terms
In all likelihood, your mortgages have different terms. Refinancing is a good time to reevaluate those terms and decide what would best meet your budget concerns.
If lower payments are your concern, then choose a longer term. While this will increase your total interest costs, it will ease your immediate budget concerns. Then when your financial situation improves, you can make principal payments to offset the interest costs.

When concerned about interest costs, it’s best to opt for a shorter term with its lower rate. You can also pay points to further lower your rates. But this is only wise if you plan to keep the loan for several years in order to recoup the costs.
Separate Is Sometimes Better In some cases, it is better to keep two separate mortgages to save money. In some instances, refinancing your mortgages individually will get you better rates overall. This is especially true if your total mortgage principal equals more than 80% of your home’s value.  Go now, to see low mortgage rates.

If you plan to cash out part of your home’s equity while refinancing, you may also want to finance a second mortgage separately. Cash out refi loans automatically boost your loan’s rate.
In order to find your best option, request quotes for refinancing your mortgages together and separately. Also look at several different lenders to be sure you are getting the most competitive offer.

A typically asked query by property managers, building owners and those liable for managing fire safety is– can I do my own fire risk assessment?

In this blog post, we’re going to illustrate why it is feasible– but may not necessarily be the correct choice to make. Who are we? Pyro Fire

The short answer is ‘Of course – you can execute your own fire risk evaluation’, there is absolutely nothing stopping you from Googling an online design template for a fire risk analysis and filling out the fields to describe your property, what you do, and any risks you can identify from the limited understanding you have. If in doubt get in touch Find Out More

You might even do your own analysis, perhaps even go to a fire safety training course. This may have been satisfactory prior to 2005, as the fire service used to visit your building and carry out an audit to deliver you with a fire certificate. Having said that, since then, the criteria and law for fire safety became much more rigorous and things changed substantially.

The law for fire safety – The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, which was in fact introduced in 2006– was created to remodel fire safety in England & Wales, to introduce the need for a suitable and sufficient fire risk evaluation to be carried out for all non-domestic premises.

The words ‘suitable and sufficient’ when used in law, were certainly brought under examination, but the interpretation has since been made very clear:
A suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment can only be carried out by a competent person.

‘Competent’ can be defined as someone with adequate training, credentials, experience and attitude. A competent person needs to have acquired specific training in relation to fire risk evaluations, they must have some form of qualification to back that up, experience in assessing your type of building, and the right approach to ensure they’re able to communicate the results effectively. All of the above can be achieved for your fire risk analysis by using outside inspectors.

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