In winter, the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, and various symptoms of maladjustment in the body of the elderly will come along, so you should use a home oxygen machine to absorb oxygen to improve the body and enhance the body's ability to resist cold.
So what are the precautions for using a home oxygen machine in winter?
Winter use of oxygen machine precautions:
Placement: Place the oxygen concentrator in a dry and ventilated place, not in a wet place, such as the bathroom, bathroom, closed storage room, etc. When using the oxygen concentrator, put it in a flat place, and do not energize it when it is not placed smoothly.
Fire prevention: Do not let the open fire, oil, grease substances contact the oxygen machine, because oxygen is a combustion gas, to avoid such things encounter oxygen after the fire hazard.
Cleaning problems: Clean the machine regularly, cut off the power supply, use a cleaning cloth or sponge with cleaning liquid to clean the casing regularly, pay attention not to enter the machine through the gap with cleaning liquid, clean the wetting bottle regularly, disinfect the oxygen suction tube every day to ensure the oxygen hygiene.
Electricity problem: Oxygen concentrators use independent power outlets, if you live in remote rural areas or old urban areas, there are areas with aging lines to install voltage regulators!
In the winter when using oxygen concentrator, there will be a problem, why there will be water droplets condensation inside the oxygen intake tube?
Let's look at the possible reasons for this phenomenon.
Humidity of indoor air, high temperature, or the oxygen concentrator is too close to the wall, counter, etc. There is a significant temperature difference.
The location of oxygen intake and the location where the machine is placed are different, such as oxygen intake in an air-conditioned room and the machine is placed in a room that is not air-conditioned.