As the user of a Phillips Resprionics AirSense 10, I have a few thoughts. 1. The breakdown of foam is inevitable over time, maybe it should have been easily re

As the user of a Phillips Resprionics AirSense 10, I have a few thoughts. 1. The breakdown of foam is inevitable over time, maybe it should have been easily replaceable. 2. You can have my CPAP when you pry it from my cold dead fingers. I love my CPAP. It keeps me alive, and I'll swallow some foam to keep it. 3. Why isn't there an inline filter someone made to attach to the standard slimline (or heated) tubing that catches the foam chunks? Standard care instructions would be to check and empty it daily. If there is foam in it, immediately replace the foam piece (which I already said should have been user replaceable.) Maybe the foam WAS the filter, and such filters will always break down over time, especially in a device that gets tens of thousands of hours of use blowing humidified and heated air through it. 4. If a more expensive piece if foam would have fixed this, the idiot who did not demand such better foam should be called out publicly. 5. CPAPs save lives, and I think some mortality is expected/allowed if it gives better performance in trade. 6. There may soon be a shortage of these machines.