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3 Ways to Make a CPAP Pillow

By Matthew Lynch
November 1, 2023
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If you’re a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) user struggling with sleep discomfort, a CPAP pillow might be just what you need. These specialized pillows improve comfort, reduce air leaks from masks, and can help avoid pressure sores on the face. Rather than purchasing one, why not get creative and make your own CPAP pillow? Here are three ways to make a CPAP pillow using different materials and methods.

1. Modify an existing memory foam pillow:

Using a memory foam pillow you already have or purchasing an inexpensive one from the store is a quick way to get started on your own CPAP pillow. Simply follow these steps:

– Lay the memory foam pillow flat on a table or work surface.

– Place your CPAP mask close to one edge of the pillow, ensuring it’s not obstructed when you sleep on your side.

– Using a marker, draw an outline around the area where the mask makes contact with the pillow.

– Use an electric carving knife or regular knife to carefully cut out that portion of the memory foam inside the marked area.

– Smooth out any rough edges by trimming away excess foam with scissors.

You now have a comfortable CPAP pillow customized for your mask!

2. Sew a custom-shaped CPAP pillow:

This method requires basic sewing skills, but it allows you to create a unique CPAP pillow accurately tailored to your specific needs. Here’s how:

– Measure your head and neck dimensions along with your mask size to create an appropriate pillow shape.

– Draw two identical patterns for your custom-sized CPAP pillows, adding an extra inch around all sides for seam allowance.

– Select a soft fabric that suits your preferences and cut your patterns from it.

– With right sides facing each other, sew around the traced outlines, leaving about four inches open for stuffing.

– Turn the pillow right side out and fill it with your preferred stuffing material, such as polyester fiberfill, buckwheat hulls, or foam pieces.

– Close the opening with a hand-sewn hidden stitch.

Congratulations, you’ve sewn yourself a custom CPAP pillow!

3. Make an adjustable CPAP pillow:

If you prefer a versatile solution that allows you to adjust the height and firmness over time, follow these steps:

– Find or purchase a medium-sized zippered pillowcase.

– Fill the case with the stuffing materials of your choice – some options include shredded memory foam, polyester fiberfill, or buckwheat hulls.

– Add or remove stuffing as needed until you achieve your desired height and firmness while ensuring there’s plenty of space for your mask.

– Sew one or more fabric dividers inside the pillowcase to create separate compartments for better distribution of stuffing materials.

– Close the zipper securely to keep all filling in place.

You now have an adjustable CPAP pillow that can cater to your changing needs!

By following any of these three methods, you’ll be on your way to crafting your very own CPAP pillow. Improved sleep is just a few steps away!

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