... people. I'm not advocating for dirty equipment, just that the industry has created a lot of unnecessary angst about it. It seems likely that ozone cleaning systems have probably harmed more people than dirty machines. I inspect my gear to make sure. I clean the tub, mask and hose occasionally, ...

... far). Oh, wow! I've been using the F30i for years. I missed that they introduced a fabric-coated version. I might have to try it. How about the cleaning? My silicone mask gets wiped down with a small alcohol wipe each morning - very simple and quick. I wouldn't want to wash the fabric-coated ...

... far). Oh, wow! I've been using the F30i for years. I missed that they introduced a fabric-coated version. I might have to try it. How about the cleaning? My silicone mask gets wiped down with a small alcohol wipe each morning - very simple and quick. I wouldn't want to wash the fabric-coated ...

... not so good at handling high pressure. I got farty leaks at 15cmH2O. The weak spot (for me) seems to be between upper lip and nostrils, despite cleaning cushion and face thoroughly. I resolved this by applying silicone tape strips to my face where it leaks. That provided a great seal and for ...

... (HME) for the Breas. When I first tested it, my nose was burning from not enough moisture. I just wish I could take the HME apart for easier cleaning of the sponge inside after a trip.

... and thought I'd got it right, but it's still leaking. How are you washing it? Try washing less, maybe just an occasional wipe with a baby wipe. Cleaning too often is one of the biggest factors to supplies wearing out quickly. Just a couple of drops of hand soap in some warm water, for the mask ...

... and thought I'd got it right, but it's still leaking. How are you washing it? Try washing less, maybe just an occasional wipe with a baby wipe. Cleaning too often is one of the biggest factors to supplies wearing out quickly.

... my CPAP equipment ? I have a Papablic sanitizer. You can, but I don't see the need for it. I've been using a CPAP for nearly 15 years. The only cleaning I have ever done is wiping down the mask with an alcohol wipe each morning and occasionally dusting the outside of the machine.

... white vinegar, once a week. A freshly cleaned hose is going to take forever to dry if it's just hanging there in the closet with no airflow. On cleaning day, my hose is of course wet inside, I hang it up for a few hours and then just hook it up at bedtime to my machine and use it that way. In ...

... guys know that I guess I could be more proactive about removing junk posts that don't add to the thread's worthiness .....as a starting point for cleaning up the "distractions". If you all would quit the pissing contests there really wouldn't be much to distract you. I already make it so you don't ...

Pugsy wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 29, 2025 4:49 pm

You guys know that I guess I could be more proactive about removing junk posts that don't add to the thread's worthiness .....as a starting point for cleaning up the "distractions".

please don't do THAT. a little spice adds to the forum.

... guys know that I guess I could be more proactive about removing junk posts that don't add to the thread's worthiness .....as a starting point for cleaning up the "distractions". If you all would quit the pissing contests there really wouldn't be much to distract you. I already make it so you don't ...

... all clear what the difference is between the masks. For what its worth its pretty easy to find the guides for any of the masks, google resmed mask cleaning protocol hospital F40 (or other mask type).

... can. I don't seem to be able to attach a PDF, but if you Google airfit-n30i-p30i_disinfection-guide_amer_eng.pdf you will get the instructions for cleaning P30i and N30i for reuse with a different patient in a hospital setting. Anyone who is concerned could follow these instructions. They say it ...

... can. I don't seem to be able to attach a PDF, but if you Google airfit-n30i-p30i_disinfection-guide_amer_eng.pdf you will get the instructions for cleaning P30i and N30i for reuse with a different patient in a hospital setting. Anyone who is concerned could follow these instructions. They say it ...