Cleaning your CPAP supplies is essential for comfortable and effective therapy. And replacing your CPAP supplies is essential for good hygiene.
There are several mechanical cleaning machines available. Some use ozone (also called activated oxygen or O3) and some use UV light. They start at $150 or so and go up to several hundred dollars. The marketing claims include convenience and sanitation.
What do these machines actually deliver, and is it worth it? What are the top three CPAP parts that need your attention?
Download my free guide to get a cleaning schedule for each part, step-by-step instructions on how to clean, an at-home cleaning kit, and a CPAP supplies replacement schedule:
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