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He may want to look into some updated equipment as things have changed over the years with this condition. Apparantly the newer models only cover the nose leaving the mouth open just in case electricity is lost. It was weird to because I would have thought that the pressurized air would have forced my mouth open during sleep, but it does not. I slept with my mouth closed through the entire study oddly enough. Plus the newer machines are so much quieter nowa days. The only sound you hear is a very low whirring sound that is rythomic with your breathing. No mechanical sound at all. Its all very cool. Especially if it helps us get a better restful sleep, which will in turn give us a more wide awake time during the daylight hours.