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Now I don't feel so bad hanging onto those old mask seals over the years. I have a bunch of new ones but also a lot of yucky ones that are clean but yucky at the same time. I'll have to try the boil trick and see if I can bring back new life to my old mask pillows if just to see how well it works and to offer more testimonials as to how good it is here.

Rest well,

Gryphon

I have a buttload, pardon the pun, of those disposable wipes that I bought at the start of the pandemic. They were suppose to be flushable but after finding out that you shouldn’t flush them I still have those. Would they be ok to wipe down the mask with in the mornings? Thanks

Well,read the label and see what it says in general about personal hygeine etc.

Dornduff wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 10, 2021 8:28 am

I have a buttload, pardon the pun, of those disposable wipes that I bought at the start of the pandemic. They were suppose to be flushable but after finding out that you shouldn’t flush them I still have those. Would they be ok to wipe down the mask with in the mornings? Thanks

I wouldn't. These typically contain several ingredients. They might leave some of the ingredients residue on the mask which could lead to some skin problems. I use alcohol swabs - isopropyl alcohol only - https://www.walmart.com/ip/ReliOn-Mediu ... /911903437

I use unscented baby wipes, and I put them in the trash.
Only one, when needed--they are cheap, but I am cheaper.

Dornduff wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 10, 2021 8:28 am

I have a buttload, pardon the pun, of those disposable wipes that I bought at the start of the pandemic. They were suppose to be flushable but after finding out that you shouldn’t flush them I still have those. Would they be ok to wipe down the mask with in the mornings? Thanks

Lots of people use wipes like that.

I clean my mask once every month even if it doesn't need it! Tubing about the same! Air filter change about every 3 months.