The Clean Zone is very safe and convenient, the optimized design enables the faster generation of activated oxygen during start-up and faster dissipation after clean.

Works. Great so uh it uses the power of activated oxygen to help clean those cpap accessories. And the types of bad stuff that you don't want into your cpap or anything that might cause an infection

Clean Zone™ is intended to clean Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Hose, Mask and Water Reservoir using bacteria and germ killing activated oxygen (Ozone). It is intended for home use. It's recommended that you clean your CPAP Hose and Mask daily. Water Reservoir should be cleaned weekly.

Start: Attach the Clean Zone™ sanitizing machine to the CPAP hose and attached mask. Place all three in the sanitizing zip bag. Seal the cleaning zip bag. Press power button, the machine sounds and the light turns on, then the machine starts the cleaning process.

Mask wipes can make the process easier for daily care, but sometimes a deep clean is in order. A 1:3 solution of white vinegar and water can do the trick, but you'll want to be sure to rinse your CPAP equipment really really well if you go with that option.

Certain CPAP wipes can be used to sanitize, but not all have germ-killing ingredients. While CPAP wipes can be a good stopgap when other cleaning options are not available, it is still important to regularly clean your mask, tubing, and other components with soap and water.

Quick Look at the Best CPAP Cleaners

• Best Overall: Paptizer UV CPAP Sanitizer.
• Best UV Sanitizer for Home Use: Lumin UVC Household Sanitizer.
• Best New CPAP Cleaning Machine: Ultra-5 Ultraviolet Disinfector.
• Best Portable CPAP Sanitizer: Liviliti Pro UVC Sanitizer Bag.
• Best CPAP Hose Dryer: Hurricane CPAP Equipment Dryer.

If you are using CPAP therapy but still feel tired, there could be several reasons why. It's possible that you haven't been doing the therapy for long enough, you are removing your mask during the night, your pressure needs to be adjusted, or your symptoms are mild.

How Often You Should Clean CPAP Parts. CPAP equipment manufacturers recommend regular cleanings. They advise washing out the mask, tubing and CPAP humidifier chamber at least once a week. Rinsing the mask and hose daily is also a good practice that helps keep them clean in the interim.

Experts recommend that you clean your CPAP mask every day. (We'll cover a faster way to do that below!) Clean your CPAP tubing and water chamber once a week. Reusable CPAP filters should be rinsed with warm water weekly, or sooner if you notice discoloration.

This life-sustaining molecule is the foundation for the activated oxygen the soclean creates. Inside your so clean unit is a generator that breaks down the chemical bonds of calm and oxygen.

These machines are not legally marketed for this use by the FDA in the United States. Machines are not necessary to clean your CPAP. Most CPAPs can be cleaned with mild soap and water as described in the owner's manual for your machine. Some manufacturers recommend using diluted vinegar.