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So instead of a redesign on the scrubber (it actually seems to be working fairly decent now) I'm going to need to print a shade for the Tunze Osmolator sensor. They're affected by direct light and the scrubber light shines straight onto it. 
I've got two options:
I've got two options:
- Print a shade for the sensor itself (easy but have to readjust afterwards)
- Print a clip on shade for the front of the scrubber (also easy but requires more filament)
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Also also, since I know everyone is dying to know, I took a single shot from the inhaler last night before bed, used some Flonase, and slept through the night. Didn't wake up coughing even once!
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I vote option 2. (Only because you voted option 1.)So instead of a redesign on the scrubber (it actually seems to be working fairly decent now) I'm going to need to print a shade for the Tunze Osmolator sensor. They're affected by direct light and the scrubber light shines straight onto it.
I've got two options:
I think I'll go with option #1 for now and see how it does.
- Print a shade for the sensor itself (easy but have to readjust afterwards)
- Print a clip on shade for the front of the scrubber (also easy but requires more filament)
Super happy for you. It's nice when things do what they're designed to do.
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