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And yet.......... Second Wind continues to peddle this snake oil dispenser........ They even make references to both S9 AND S10 ResMed models.

http://www.secondwindcpap.com/Accessories.html

I love my so clean!!!
its an instant to clean with my super busy schedule!
price is on point for $300 its well worth it! We spend that on nonsense in a year thats less then burger king for a year. My sinuses no longer are clogged in the morning, i love it!!

Some government agencies have deemed it unsafe. Do not use! I brought one for a cpap and felt sick afterwards. Did more research and found out its unsafe and just a marketing ploy.

I love my So Clean. Cannot see doing this cleaning in a tub. I put the mask in there every night since I started cpap 5 weeks ago. As for the ozone--before I put the mask on I put the mask with connected hose on the bed, turn on the res med machine and let it run by itself for five minutes.

Give it time . . .

So Clean--Yes, go use it. Love it. No harm. And No work!

A MESS wrote:I love my So Clean. Cannot see doing this cleaning in a tub. I put the mask in there every night since I started cpap 5 weeks ago. As for the ozone--before I put the mask on I put the mask with connected hose on the bed, turn on the res med machine and let it run by itself for five minutes.

Just wondering why you would have to clean cpap stuff in a tub. It really is so simple just to clean it the mask by hand...in a sink...a few times a week, the humidifier chamber once a week, and the hose pretty much whenever (I might clean mine once every two or three month. Maybe.) Over 10-1/2 years for me doing it this way and no respiratory illnesses at all.

I was wondering about the tub, too. [[[EEEEW--WHO DOES THAT?]]]
I use a baby wipe on the pillows, and I use a clean, dedicated rubbermaid-type container
for anything that needs to get into sudsy water.
(Usually only the frame, headgear, and the tank--and not very often, either)
Actually, the tank gets washed in itself, and rinsed under the faucet--easy peasy.
If the NoClean was anything but frivolous, insurance would cover it,
At least if patient has compromised immunity (and it actually WORKED)-
Ummmm, the facts add up, kids.
How much DO they pay for online spamming?
Hope it helps--and you can live with yourself . . .

A MESS wrote:So Clean--Yes, go use it. Love it. No harm. And No work!

Well, at least you're finally starting to realize it "No work".

I love the So Clean. I run the mask and hose by itself before I put it on--just in case. Would not be without it. No hassle-no work!

A Mess wrote:I love the So Clean. I run the mask and hose by itself before I put it on--just in case. Would not be without it. No hassle-no work!

Broken... Record...

All the love in your tiny little heart doesn't make it actually work, like you say "no work".

I started using it about 3 months ago and now have symptoms of oxygen poisoning. I stopped 2 days ago and my symptoms are gone. I am seeing my doctor next week and he will refer me to a cardiologist to determine if there is any permanent damage. There is a lot of talk about the effects of ozone on the body. Wish I had researched it more before I bought it.

Sadly, innocents continue to believe the "testimonials".
--and the ads, which deceive lazy sots to believe sanitized is "clean",
and proper cleaning is unnecessary.
Ozone poisoning? Hey, I guess it could kill something . . .

They said OXYGEN, not Ozone poisoning.

Oxygen poisoning, vs "ozone effects on the body" . . .
Ozone is oxygen, but different, with specific toxicity, differing from normal O2.
I thought the use of "oxygen poisoning" was likely an error.