SoClean Review-Here!

There are a couple helpful (to ME since it talked me into NOT buying one) and extremely through. Especially the part about all the Ozone DAMAGE done....I am horribly disabled and unable to even stand now so lazy is my first (not middle) name these days. But I certainly can't afford to ruin all my equipment. I AM sucker enough to have decided to purchase a new Hurricane CPAP Equipment Dryer (probably should not ever say the word Hurricane right now since cpap dot com was nearly destroyed by one yesterday and is STILL temporarily shut down) so I can continue to hand wash my masks & hoses by hand then let the new dryer safely but quickly dry my gear for me and without the fear of any further pneumonia episodes going forward. After having spent over $300K in Medical Co-Pays in just the past 18 months and 5 major surgeries, I am tires, VERY nervous, and beyond cautious. But I am not crazy enough or lazy enough to spend $300.00 plus tax on yet another machine that promises to do what proper washing will do all by itself if done properly.

The above PAINS me since I love, and I mean LOVE any & every gadget mankind can invent. But nowadays, with my life now spent in a bed or wheelchair, my wife can not only catch me but outrun me and can whip me in a fair fight. So NO SoClean and instantly browned out over ozoned equipment for me:-)

OldMarineOceanside wrote:There are a couple helpful (to ME since it talked me into NOT buying one) and extremely through. Especially the part about all the Ozone DAMAGE done....I am horribly disabled and unable to even stand now so lazy is my first (not middle) name these days. But I certainly can't afford to ruin all my equipment. I AM sucker enough to have decided to purchase a new Hurricane CPAP Equipment Dryer (probably should not ever say the word Hurricane right now since cpap dot com was nearly destroyed by one yesterday and is STILL temporarily shut down) so I can continue to hand wash my masks & hoses by hand then let the new dryer safely but quickly dry my gear for me and without the fear of any further pneumonia episodes going forward. After having spent over $300K in Medical Co-Pays in just the past 18 months and 5 major surgeries, I am tires, VERY nervous, and beyond cautious. But I am not crazy enough or lazy enough to spend $300.00 plus tax on yet another machine that promises to do what proper washing will do all by itself if done properly.

The above PAINS me since I love, and I mean LOVE any & every gadget mankind can invent. But nowadays, with my life now spent in a bed or wheelchair, my wife can not only catch me but outrun me and can whip me in a fair fight. So NO SoClean and instantly browned out over ozoned equipment for me:-)

Count your blessings, she is still around to abuse you, I count on mine. Thanks for your service, I did 4 months at Fort Ord, Seaside, CA. winter 1965, Next stop was Nam. Winter was nice in Ca., beats Ind. We had no money, living off base as private. Hang in there. Jim

phuqueutoo wrote:One day a group of scientists united and decided that man had come a long way, and no longer needed God. They picked one scientist to go and tell Him that they were done with Him.
The scientist walked up to God and informed him that, "God, we've decided that we no longer need You. We're to the point that we can clone people, and do many miraculous things, so why don't You just go on and get lost."
God listened patiently and kindly to the scientist and, after the man was done talking, God answered, "Very well! How about this? Let's have a man-making contest."
The man replied, "OK, great!"
But God added, "Now we're going to do this just like I did, back in the old days with Adam."
The scientist replied, "Sure, no problem," and bent down to grab himself a handful of dirt.
God just looked at him and remarked, "No, no, no. You go get your own dirt! I CREATED that dirt!"

Nice.