How do folks keep their interface clean when traveling.
I use the water/vinegar spritz every morning and then rinse out the interface and it can take all day to dry out adequately.
How to get it dry when traveling?
David
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You can get special wipes to clean the interface-cost???. Some people use baby wipes. It doesn't seem like short term use while traveling ought to be a major problem with most baby wipes, but you might want to avoid some ingredients like alcohol. Be careful to completely empty your humidifier before packing-
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I just use a small bottle of vinegar and water and put a little on a small cloth and wipe down the mask seal. then use a dry piece of cloth to dry it off. I actually do this even at home, about 1/2 hr before I go to bed. I just don't have time in the morning to disassemble and clean everything. I then about once a week, normally on the weekend when I have time, do a more thorough cleaning on the mask and tubing.
I just use a small bottle of vinegar and water and put a little on a small cloth and wipe down the mask seal. then use a dry piece of cloth to dry it off. I actually do this even at home, about 1/2 hr before I go to bed. I just don't have time in the morning to disassemble and clean everything. I then about once a week, normally on the weekend when I have time, do a more thorough cleaning on the mask and tubing.
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