Sani bot

I have been looking through the boards and see that lots of folks like the SoClean/Lumin sanitizers and The Hurricane CPAP Equipment Dryer, but I haven’t found anything about the Sani bot. I know they are on model D3 with D3x and D6 coming soon... other than having to purchase tablets are there any downsides? Is it worth the money?

First of all you won't find that "lots of folks like the SoClean/Lumin" here on this forum.
For the most part most of us wouldn't want one if it were free.
There are a few members who purchased one or the other and are happy campers. Hey..it's their money and they are certainly free to buy whatever they want.

I had never heard of the Sani bot...so I did look it up.

https://cpapreviews.org/sanibot-cpap-mask-sanitizer/

Final comment says it all IMHO

Would I buy one?

No, no I would not.

strwberri2 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 26, 2019 9:56 pm

I have been looking through the boards and see that lots of folks like the SoClean/Lumin sanitizers and The Hurricane CPAP Equipment Dryer, but I haven’t found anything about the Sani bot. I know they are on model D3 with D3x and D6 coming soon... other than having to purchase tablets are there any downsides? Is it worth the money?

No, pretty much nobody likes the soclean/lumen, at least nobody that's not scared/suckered by their deceptive advertisements.

The 'sanibot' looks like it's just a grossly overpriced ultrasonic cleaner... which might actually *clean* something. But if you wanted to play with that, why not save a bunch of money:

https://www.harborfreight.com/25-liter- ... 63256.html

Btw, reviews on that page are suspect: https://reviewmeta.com/amazon/B01MXZLXY0

Nothing beats plain old soap and water--or baby wipes, or vinegar.
No device will replace ordinary elbow grease.
These devices prey on the ignorant, lazy, gullible or dangerously phobic.
Don't be a "mark".

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 27, 2019 12:45 am

Nothing beats plain old soap and water--or baby wipes, or vinegar.
No device will replace ordinary elbow grease.
These devices prey on the ignorant, lazy, gullible or dangerously phobic.
Don't be a "mark".

In all fairness... ultrasonic cleaners *work*... they're a proven technology.

That 'sanibot' thing is a ripoff in price though.

palerider wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 27, 2019 12:56 am

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 27, 2019 12:45 am

Nothing beats plain old soap and water--or baby wipes, or vinegar.
No device will replace ordinary elbow grease.
These devices prey on the ignorant, lazy, gullible or dangerously phobic.
Don't be a "mark".

In all fairness... ultrasonic cleaners *work*... they're a proven technology.

That 'sanibot' thing is a ripoff in price though.

I give you that.
My hearing aid conditioner (Perfect Dry Lux) is ultrasonic; but at forty clams, not a ripoff.
Those little boxes add years to the life of a hearing aid.

Thanks everyone. I appreciate your thoughts.