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RockRpsgt replied to Mary Z's discussion SymptomsI have been using RemZzz's mask liners and like them for the most part. The smallest size is still a little big and touches the corner of my eyes so I trim it. Has anyone tried Quietus? Or are there other brands I'm not aware of?
Permalink Reply by Kath Hope www.hope2Sleep.co.uk on January 4, 2012 at 9:56am I've not tried the Quietus ones, but believe if they work well they're better value than the RemZzzs due to being able to wash them - unlike the RemZzzs :( Lots of us in the UK make our own from old t-shirt-like material. They're easy to make, great to wash and cost next to nothing.
Pad-A-Cheek makes liners, strap covers, cover for hoses, and all kinds of things.
Permalink Reply by Victoriya Rath on January 10, 2012 at 1:20am To Kathy Hope
Can you please give instructions or steps how to make them out of old t-shirts. I have ordered a box of Remzzzs but I want to use something until I get them in mail. I like the idea of being able to reuse them.
my email address rathlaptop@gmail.com
Thank you once again
Kath Hope www.hope2Sleep.co.uk said:
I've not tried the Quietus ones, but believe if they work well they're better value than the RemZzzs due to being able to wash them - unlike the RemZzzs :( Lots of us in the UK make our own from old t-shirt-like material. They're easy to make, great to wash and cost next to nothing.
Permalink Reply by Kath Hope www.hope2Sleep.co.uk on January 10, 2012 at 10:53am That's good to hear Buddy. I've just emailed Victoriya.
Permalink Reply by Louise on January 10, 2012 at 3:37pm I have only used Quietus & understand from others on this board that they are the best & least expensive. Mine are also a bit big & the edge does come up by my eye. I persistantly smooth it around my mask edge & by the 2nd or 3rd night it seems to curl abit and doesn't bother. I would imagine that you can cut it down in size, but the smoothing seems to work for me.
Permalink Reply by Louise on January 10, 2012 at 3:41pm I've tried to wash the Quietus ones, but with little success. Seem to loose the sizing even with additional. I can use one for 7-8 days without any problems. I wash my face well before bedtime so I don't hesitate to do that.
Kath Hope www.hope2Sleep.co.uk said:
I've not tried the Quietus ones, but believe if they work well they're better value than the RemZzzs due to being able to wash them - unlike the RemZzzs :( Lots of us in the UK make our own from old t-shirt-like material. They're easy to make, great to wash and cost next to nothing.
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