Do I detach So Clean 2 black tube before using CPAP?
Do I detach So Clean 2 black tube before using CPAP?
I have the ResMed AirSense 9 and So Clean 2 with humidifier adapter. I understand how to attach and use the So Clean 2 to sanitize the CPAP system, but once it's connected do I keep it connected or disconnect when I need to use the CPAP to sleep. I KNOW not to use the CPAP simultaneously with the So Clean. The So Clean runs in the morning and I run the CPAP at night when I sleep. My question is, do I disconnect it?
Re: Do I detach So Clean 2 black tube before using CPAP?
For $300, it should come with a manuel, it would help if you used the manuel to knock off the dirt also. Jim
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Re: Do I detach So Clean 2 black tube before using CPAP?
Who ties your shoes ?
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Take a look at the first couple of google links here: https://www.google.com/search?q=youtube ... 8&oe=utf-8
And if you want to know why the "SoClean" has few fans here, watch LankyLefty's two videos on it, also in the results of that google search.
Bottom line, the SoClean can't "clean" anything - it just runs ozone through the equipment and the smell makes people "think" it's cleaner. Search for "SoClean" on this forum and you can find many, many posts.
And if you want to know why the "SoClean" has few fans here, watch LankyLefty's two videos on it, also in the results of that google search.
Bottom line, the SoClean can't "clean" anything - it just runs ozone through the equipment and the smell makes people "think" it's cleaner. Search for "SoClean" on this forum and you can find many, many posts.
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Re: Do I detach So Clean 2 black tube before using CPAP?
There is no such thing as ResMed Airsense 9.TeamKim wrote:I have the ResMed AirSense 9 and So Clean 2 with humidifier adapter. I understand how to attach and use the So Clean 2 to sanitize the CPAP system, but once it's connected do I keep it connected or disconnect when I need to use the CPAP to sleep. I KNOW not to use the CPAP simultaneously with the So Clean. The So Clean runs in the morning and I run the CPAP at night when I sleep. My question is, do I disconnect it?
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Re: Do I detach So Clean 2 black tube before using CPAP?
I would not have anything else at all attached or connected to my machine except the humidifier (and/or prescribed oxygen) at any time, let alone when using it, and certainly not a piece of some junk 'cleaner' you got conned into buying.
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The only good thing I can say about SoClean is that if your aim is good,
you might damage the didgeridoo in the dumpster.
you might damage the didgeridoo in the dumpster.
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Re: Do I detach So Clean 2 black tube before using CPAP?
No, leave the tube connected. There is a check valve on it which will prevent any moisture from getting into the Soclean.TeamKim wrote:I have the ResMed AirSense 9 and So Clean 2 with humidifier adapter. I understand how to attach and use the So Clean 2 to sanitize the CPAP system, but once it's connected do I keep it connected or disconnect when I need to use the CPAP to sleep. I KNOW not to use the CPAP simultaneously with the So Clean. The So Clean runs in the morning and I run the CPAP at night when I sleep. My question is, do I disconnect it?
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Re: Do I detach So Clean 2 black tube before using CPAP?
But will the valve keep you from getting
OZONE in your LUNGS?
That would make me worry a LOT!
OZONE in your LUNGS?
That would make me worry a LOT!
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Re: Do I detach So Clean 2 black tube before using CPAP?
Does Trump know about these machines being supplied with Mexican guys named Manuel ? Someone should alert him.......immediately !Goofproof wrote:For $300, it should come with a manuel, it would help if you used the manuel to knock off the dirt also. Jim
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Love it!!!Gasper62 wrote:Does Trump know about these machines being supplied with Mexican guys named Manuel ? Someone should alert him.......immediately !Goofproof wrote:For $300, it should come with a manuel, it would help if you used the manuel to knock off the dirt also. Jim
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Re: Do I detach So Clean 2 black tube before using CPAP?
Time to consult Dr Google
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Ozone can cause shortness of breath, coughing and lung damage. In fact, even in low concentrations ozone can irritate lungs and can even be toxic. Longer exposure to ozone puts someone at risk of ozone poisoning, lung cancer, lung scarring and even death.