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One of the most important factors in maintaining CPAP compliance is taking proper care of your CPAP equipment. In order to have successful CPAP therapy, you must be willing to make your treatment a priority in your life, and that means regularly cleaning and maintaining your CPAP equipment.
CPAP Humidifier Cleaning and Replacement
Current CPAP Models have heated humidifiers which are important to prevent any dryness of the mouth and nose. It is recommended you clean the humidifier daily.
CPAP Mask and Tubing Cleaning and Replacement
CPAP masks are made from silicone mostly. Silicone has the tendency to break down with consistent usage and facial oils can trap excessive bacteria on your mask. Cleaning the mask is the most important part of CPAP therapy. Here's some tips on CPAP mask cleaning and replacement:
CPAP Filters Cleaning and Replacement
Your CPAP filter is located either in the back or the side of your CPAP unit. CPAP filters prevent dirt, dust and pet hair from entering your unit. Here are some cleaning tips for your CPAP filters:
General CPAP Maintenance & CPAP Cleaning Tips
Never use bleach to clean accessories.