Neither palerider or Righteous are 100% correct in everything in this thread.
It's been very entertaining to watch.
About to see the latest Jurassic Park dinosaurs feeding frenzy.
Neither palerider or Righteous are 100% correct in everything in this thread.
Nor is "Snoregone Conclusion"Snoregone Conclusion wrote: ↑Mon Jun 25, 2018 10:44 pmNeither palerider or Righteous are 100% correct in everything in this thread.
To which "this" specifically are you referring?
And a damn fine job you're doing of it, if i do say so myself :tips hat:
I think you have been around here long enough to guess who is right. If you search this thread you can find Pugsy’s posts to reinforce the correct position.
Yup, I'm here, sort of. I don't bother reading most of the threads about cleaning - I'm firmly in the "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" camp, and hardly ever clean my gear. However, I appreciate that some people have the need, real or imagined, to take purity more seriously and far be it from me to stand in their way.
Oh, your link worked on my device. You just posted the wrong link, and now you sneakily posted the correct one. Your dishonesty is showing.Righteous wrote: ↑Mon Jun 25, 2018 7:52 pmSorry the link maybe doesn’t work on your device... posted from a mobile device. Here’s the article directly...
Seems pretty relevant.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2556912
No, see above, you posted the wrong link. You were the confused one.
There’s really no dishonesty. Why would I do that? I’m just trying to add some info here... I don’t have an agenda.ChicagoGranny wrote: ↑Tue Jun 26, 2018 6:41 amOh, your link worked on my device. You just posted the wrong link, and now you sneakily posted the correct one. Your dishonesty is showing.Righteous wrote: ↑Mon Jun 25, 2018 7:52 pmSorry the link maybe doesn’t work on your device... posted from a mobile device. Here’s the article directly...
Seems pretty relevant.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2556912
No, see above, you posted the wrong link. You were the confused one.
recent observations suggest that their use, particularly if not cleaned, increases the risk of respiratory infections
Heated humidifier water contaminated with bacteria was studied under conditions simulating week-long use of nCPAP for OSA.
Conclusion: Data suggest that patients with OSA being treated with nCPAP fitted with humidifiers may be aerosolizing bacteria, putting them at risk for developing respiratory infections
Loki, please reread the post.. I never said it "must" use ozone safe components... I sight it "might". Lots of electronics, even medical devices can make tiny amounts of ozone that have no health effects on a person, but over long periods of time can damage components. Just trying to dispel the certainty that Soclean "must" damage CPAP machines. That's not a forgone conclusion, and I just added a possible reasons why, that's all. If you or anyone else has evidence that Soclean "MUST" damage CPAP devices, then please share it. But i'm not going to accept hearsay as evidence.CapnLoki wrote: ↑Tue Jun 26, 2018 4:44 am
I made several comments when I noticed the "cpaps are compressors, and compressors are known to make ozone, so cpaps must use ozone safe components" comments. I get annoyed at "it make sense to me so it must be a fact" logic and had to call it out. As a medical device it makes far more sense that it would be required to produce less ozone than is in city air so there should be no need for special ozone safe components. It only took a few minutes of googling to confirm this.
Always an interesting thing to say when no clarity follows.
Then why do you keep parroting the sales pitch of SoClean? If you aren't in this thread to argue for it, why are you in this thread? I mean, you are as welcome as I am. But state a position then discuss it. So far all I see you doing is making a bunch of "maybe" statements misapplying studies. Hey, just my opinion.
No you aren't. You are linking to "research" you have done then putting your spin on it, even though the "research" you link to is just a bunch of "maybes," "suggests," and "possiblys."
Make a decision about what? Following the manufacturers' instructions or not following the manufacturers' instructions? Is that what you want people to decide? Or are you wanting people to think about buying SoClean? Be honest.
I am unaware of any data provided by you. All you have presented is hearsay and conjecture based on reasons that, hey, maybe, perhaps, there's actually a possibility of an iota of a chance that SoClean might actually help someone somehow somewhere. That is, by definition, the very hearsay and conjecture you claim to be here to fight against. You and SoClean are the only people I can see presenting hearsay and conjecture as being factual.
No. Just follow the manufacturers' instructions. Don't do anything else based on the hearsay and conjecture of SoClean and its shills.
That is a fancy name for "gunk from water." It grows in your bathroom, kitchen, and anywhere it can find water, because it is in the air. That's why we clean things in our homes, and do so without ozone.
I first learned the details about it from this forum years ago. It was explained that it isn't the end-of-the-world dangerous stuff so many fear-mongers make it out to be. Clean your bathroom. Clean your kitchen. Clean anyplace or anything that gets damp if you don't want it to turn pink. It isn't rocket science. It's why we clean.
No one in this thread has suggested that anyone ignore anything, other than you and SoClean, Mr. Straw Man. Please! Talk about coming here to mischaracterize a discussion!! Are you actually now claiming that someone who doesn't use SoClean can't effectively clean pink gunk from their homes? Wow. Just wow.
I nominate you as the king of that country. You have been the one redirecting and distracting, from where I sit. Just like the SoClean commercials.
Yet you choose to comment as if you are an authority on them all.
We point out that you are saying maybe. That is not taking an issue. It is just pointing out that it is based only on what you choose to believe, which just so happens to align perfectly with what SoClean claims. You have no evidence. SoClean has no evidence. You both have that in common. "Maybe" is used to point to conjecture and hearsay. So don't be offended when we point out what the word means.
So when you post a "maybe" statement from your head, that is supposed to be accepted as fact around here. Really? I do agree that you post to "dispel fact" and that you are doing that "from fiction."
Still waiting for that.
Yet you do. You do it by claiming that all who see SoClean for what it is are only trying to mislead, misdirect, and distract from what you and SoClean believe and present without meaningful evidence.
That is my point exactly about SoClean. They and their shills yell their lies very loudly in forums. But they are still lies, even when they whisper or claim that they aren't really here to cast doubt on anyone who points out that SoClean claims are not based on logic or science.
Stay healthy by following manufacturers' instructions--not wild, baseless, misleading claims of people selling things that will only keep you from doing the real cleaning that matters.
Is that why some members have icons? I have seen clueless new members with them too.
1. Not the only. But the best. If it doesn't work for you despite giving it the full try, by all means use other approaches, and do so with the blessing of everyone in this forum, as far as I know.