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So... Has anyone tried this SO CLEAN sterilizer.

Do you still have to clean your mask every 6 months? Or can I go longer?

LinkC wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 07, 2019 2:50 pm

So... Has anyone tried this SO CLEAN sterilizer.

Do you still have to clean your mask every 6 months? Or can I go longer?

Longer, if you use the Roast setting, no gravy. Jim

I love the smell of ozone in the morning...
It smells like victory. - Duval

Quack medicine is way more entertaining than effective.
At Harold Warp's Pioneer Village, I saw an entire room full of the hilarious to the horrifying.
Ignorance is like putting down a welcome mat to the unprincipled.
I picture an angry mob outside the headquarters, complete with torches and pitchforks.

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 08, 2019 11:38 am

. . . the hilarious to the horrifying. . . .

I, too, find SoClean commercials to be hilorrifying.

I have had to replace hoses and masks because nothing I did got rid of the smell. I have used a CPAP for over 20 years and about 6 months ago purchased and started using the So-Clean. It is worthless and leaves such a powerful irritant smell that I have replaced hoses and mask. I followed the company’s guide and nothing works

We know, we know... do a forum search on it and have a good laugh!

Bostonrms wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 18, 2019 6:48 pm

I have had to replace hoses and masks because nothing I did got rid of the smell. I have used a CPAP for over 20 years and about 6 months ago purchased and started using the So-Clean. It is worthless and leaves such a powerful irritant smell that I have replaced hoses and mask. I followed the company’s guide and nothing works

That's because it's a *SCAM*...

Hope you had the sense to send it back before the return period ran out.

If possible, the title of this thread should be changed.

Grace~~~ wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 06, 2019 3:56 pm

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... "re*scent"ment" ...

At first I was glad to have found this thread because I was one of those shmucks who was ready to get a fancy lumin cleaner .... but this comment right here was the puntastic highlight of my week!!!!

My APAP appt was so new and I was so nervous I don’t remember much. (3 days ago) But I remember her saying stay away from So Clean.

Stephaniedp3 wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 21, 2019 8:43 pm

My APAP appt was so new and I was so nervous I don’t remember much. (3 days ago) But I remember her saying stay away from So Clean.

Good, you dodged the bullet, er, bullsh*t.
However, if the dealer had one in stock, the story could have been quite different.

I bought an ozone generator on ebay for about $25. or so. I use it to destink my sons boots. I put it in a trash bag with the boots and turn it on and tie it up and the boots don't smell so bad for a while.

Stormynights wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 22, 2019 11:15 am

I bought an ozone generator on ebay for about $25. or so. I use it to destink my sons boots. I put it in a trash bag with the boots and turn it on and tie it up and the boots don't smell so bad for a while.

Does your son have multiple sets of boots to wear?

My feet used to smell, then one of the smart grandmothers at the SAS factory shoe store told me I needed to switch out shoes each day, give the shoes at least a whole day off to dry out...

So, I bought a second pair, and alternated them... and she was right... my feet stopped smelling, as did my shoes.

Alternatively, you could get one of those 'shoe/boot' dryer things and give it to your son. might just help

palerider wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 22, 2019 12:21 pm

. . .
My feet used to smell, then one of the smart grandmothers at the SAS factory shoe store told me I needed to switch out shoes each day, give the shoes at least a whole day off to dry out...

So, I bought a second pair, and alternated them... and she was right... my feet stopped smelling, as did my shoes.

Alternatively, you could get one of those 'shoe/boot' dryer things and give it to your son. might just help

Although the dryer is a help (my great-niece uses a big one for her hockey gear--college player),
a second pair is preferable--if you can afford it.