Snugell | SKU: SNU-3-012

Snugell CPAP Hose Hanger

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Overview

The Snugell CPAP Hose Hanger keeps your tubing out of the way. By lifting the hose off the bed, it helps prevent tangles and pulls, letting you move around at night without knocking your mask loose or messing with the airflow.

Setting it up is simple—you can hang it on your headboard, screw it into the wall, or stick it to a smooth surface with the suction cup. It also comes in handy as a drying rack after you clean your hose, helping it dry quicker and stay clean. It works with all standard CPAP hoses, and its lightweight design helps keep things neat by your bedside.

Snugell CPAP Hose Hanger

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Product Features

Keeps Your Hose Out of the Way

This hanger lifts your CPAP hose off the bed, so it won’t tangle or pull while you sleep. It helps keep the airflow steady and prevents the hose from getting caught as you move, making sure your mask stays in place all night.

Move Freely While You Sleep

By keeping the hose off the bed, you can switch positions without feeling restricted. Whether you sleep on your side or toss and turn, the hanger keeps the tubing out of the way, so you’re less likely to be disturbed.

Set It Up Your Way

The Snugell CPAP Hose Hanger gives you a few easy options for setting it up. You can hang it from your headboard with the hook, screw it into the wall for a more permanent spot, or stick it to smooth surfaces using the suction cup.

Perfect for Drying and Upkeep

Once you’ve cleaned your CPAP hose, this hanger works great as a drying rack. It keeps the tubing lifted so water can drain out easily and air flows through, helping it dry faster and stay hygienic.

Fits Any CPAP Hose

This hose hanger is made to work with all standard CPAP tubing, whether you’ve got slim or regular hoses. It holds everything securely in place without slipping.

Lightweight and Hassle-Free

This hanger is easy to move and adjust whenever you need. No tools, no tricky setup—just hang it or mount it wherever it works best, and that’s it.

Keeps Things Tidy

This hanger gives your CPAP hose its own spot, cutting down on clutter. It keeps your bedside neat and stops the tubing from getting tangled with other stuff, making your CPAP setup feel a bit more out of the way.

Built to Last

This hanger’s tough enough for daily use. You can adjust it as often as you need or leave it in one place—it’ll stay sturdy and keep its shape over time.

Important Tips

Position the hanger above your bed to keep the hose elevated and prevent tangling while you sleep.
Use the hook for headboard hanging, the suction cup for smooth surfaces, or screws for a permanent wall setup.
After washing your CPAP hose, use the hanger as a drying rack to ensure proper airflow and quick drying.
Ensure the hose is securely placed in the hanger to prevent slipping during sleep.
Keep the hanger within easy reach for adjustments, especially if you change sleeping positions often.
Regularly clean the hanger with a damp cloth to remove dust or buildup for hygienic use.
Use the hanger to minimize bedside clutter, giving your CPAP setup a more organized look.
If traveling, the lightweight design makes it easy to pack and set up in different sleeping environments.
Periodically inspect the hanger for wear or damage to ensure it maintains stability over time.
Adjust the hanger’s height as needed to find the most comfortable hose positioning for your sleep style.

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What is the purpose of CPAP tubing?

CPAP tubing connects the CPAP machine to the mask, delivering pressurized air for therapy.

Are all CPAP hoses the same size?

Most standard CPAP hoses have a 22mm connection and are 6 feet long, but slim (15mm) and heated tubing options vary by manufacturer.

How often should I replace my CPAP hose?

CPAP tubing should be replaced every 3-6 months or sooner if it shows signs of wear, discoloration, or damage.

What is the difference between standard and heated CPAP tubing?

Standard tubing delivers air at room temperature, while heated tubing prevents condensation (rainout) and enhances comfort by maintaining a consistent air temperature.