When the ventilator is used, water drops on the mask are very uncomfortable. What should I do?

This kind of situation is called condensed water, which usually only appears in winter. The temperature inside the pipeline is higher than that outside the pipeline, and the gas inside the pipeline condenses into water, forming accumulated water, which flows downwards through the mask. I have seen the introduction of sperry ventilator, saying that this situation can be improved by turning on the air conditioner to raise the indoor temperature, or lowering the temperature of the humidifier, putting less water, or putting the pipes under the bed to reduce the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the pipes. In addition, I bought Sperry's water glass tube, which can also improve this problem.