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Cheers, to be honest i feel bad for Devilbiss. I believe them when they say "they haven't had any reports". Philips certainly knew about the problems but i don't think Devilbiss did. Cheers

@@CPAPReviews. Oh? Maybe I misunderstood. I thought the oversight on behalf of Devilbiss was deliberate.

A lot of people are reporting it now though@@huntsbychainsaw5986

Hey buddy, awww you didn't need to send me any money but thank you very much. I did a video on this a few years back but i doubt the FDA will do anything about it because they have their hands full with Philips . All the best mate. Cheers Nicko

That's very kind of you to say. Without support from people like you i wouldn't have thrown in the towel a long time ago. Cheers

Thank you too!

Just trying to get laid mate...didn't work

Welcome

They're useless. They know about it but they're just damn lazy

I'm still using it... 12 years now

No worries!

No, lucky for Resmed(and their customers/users), they don't use same foam material as Phillips/DeVilbiss! BMC also claim not to use that foam material(I asked, because I had one of their models at the time). Hope this was useful info! 😉

@@danieljrgensen133 Thank you..

Don't mention it mate. Happy to be of service. Cheers

Lots of foam in those devices but haven’t heard any bad news

anytime. Cheers

You bet

The Blue uses different foam mate. Cheers

That’s great news i’ve been looking and never saw any particles. So glad. 👍

just need to fine tune the auto pressure range or switch to fixed pressure mode. And hey, feeling a little less refreshed is better than being dead. Cheers

Because the TGA / FDA are like titties on a bull. Useless

No. If cold air is a trigger, use the humidifier.

Hey Jen, i don't think 50 times using a device is going to be a big health concern. All the best

I am using the resmed 10, would also like to know.

Just FYI - I nound bubbles in the water of my ResMed Airsense 11. I touched the bubbles with a paper towel to see if it was simply a bubble or what. Broke the bubble. On the paper towel, there was black stuff everywhere a bubble touched the paper towel. I took the machine and ONE of the paper towels in a ziploc bag to the local supply house that sells ResMed. It took them, as I remember, a couple of weeks to get back with me and say the company didn't find anything wrong with it, they tightened screws, figured it just must be dust or something. BS. The supply house sent it to ResMed, which is who checked it out. Luckily, I saved the other paper towel with the black stuff on it, in a ziploc bag, and I want to get someone else to check it out. I just don't know who or how. They ought to be able to test it because the black is in several places on the paper towel. I haven't used the machine since. I'm using a different one till I find out what the deal is with the black stuff.

*found

And by the way, the machine was still under warranty. I got it when Phillips blew up. The ResMed was only about a year old when this happened.

@@jobiet have you used a SoClean ozone cleaner on your AirSense 11? From watching some of Niko’s prior videos, it seems that ResMed doesn’t use the same kind of foam that Philips or this other company did, but ozone will still cause the ResMed foam to deteriorate.

Plenty of foam mate, just not PE-PUR stuff that is not resilient to heat and humidity. Cheers

same foam mate

I just took the foam out today and gave the whole unit a wash and then put it back together. It's better than new and there's no difference in noise.

Cheers

yeah i think you're good buddy

nah it's fine

They are for bacteria

Devil biss

The ResMed S9 and AirSense 10 and 11 are unaffected and safe. ResMed didn't have any issues with foam for any of their machines.