Reasons to Own a CPAP Cleaning Device in Florida

Think about the time and all the possibilities of errors that could exist in the hand washing methods described her earlier. CLICK HERE to refresh your memory on required maintenance without an automated CPAP cleaning device.

If this long and involved daily and weekly cleaning method is just not your thing, if your time is more valuable and if you want to insure proper sterilization of bacteria and mold in all aspects of your CPAP and BIPAP read on. Here are some questions you may have and answers experts give to common questions about CPAP and BIPAP cleaning devices:

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Questions about CPAP Cleaning Answered

What CPAP or BIPAP cleaning device will work best with my particular device?

We here at Sweetwater Medical Central, know you and your equipment and will find the right cleaning unit that will work best and is most cost effective for your CPAP or BIPAP unit. If you did not buy it from us, you are our customer now and we will find you the right cleaning device that best suits your unit. Sweetwater represents many brands and sizes of units, and virtually all reputable CPAP and BIPAP units on the market, rest assured we will fit a solution to your situation.

Just How Effective are CPAP and BIPAP Cleaners Today?

Once considered a “wonder product” expensive toys for the rich, today CPAP and BIPAP cleaners are affordable, efficient, reliable and simple devices to use. One of the main advantages is that it is much easier to effectively eliminate bacteria and mold than attempting to do it with soap and water or old-fashioned wipes. Tests show the old methods simply do not work effectively and the new cleaning machines do. If you find yourself getting sick and you are cleaning your device with soap and water, try a cleaning machine, this very well could be the reason.

As an example, the SoClean Cleaner and Sanitizer, one of the great models we at Sweetwater Medical Central represent, destroys 99.9% of CPAP and BIPAP Bacteria and Mold! These facts are backed up by lab reports from Biofocus, an independent – internationally recognized laboratory report.

If I Buy a CPAP or BIPAP Cleaning Machine, will it Disinfect all of My CPAP BIPAP Equipment?

Germs can accumulate in any of your CPAP or BIPAP accessories. The ideal CPAP/BIPAP cleaning machine will clean not only your mask, but the rest of your equipment as well.

As an example, one of the products we represent, SoClean CPAP Cleaner and Sanitizer uses a safe, natural gas to sanitize all of your CPAP equipment: mask, hose and reservoir. Therefore, every nook and cranny is thoroughly cleaned. The best part is that you don’t even have to disassemble any of device, not even remove hoses, masks or pads.

Are CPAP and BIPAP Cleaners Easy to Use, Easier than Manual Cleaning?

Along with the main purpose of a CPAP BIPAP cleaner’s task of better sterilization of your equipment, the cleaners is designed to make your life easier by helping you save time. Obviously going to be significantly less time-consuming than manual washing, the process involves simply placing the mask within the device and turning it on. No dissembling, no soaking no scrubbing, no hose cleaners, no hair driers or air drying, it is all handled by the cleaner.

As an example, the SoClean CPAP Cleaner and Sanitizer is so easy to use, you’ll wonder why you ever wasted all that time cleaning your CPAP o BIPAP equipment by hand. Just place your mask inside the SoClean chamber, close the lid and SoClean’s automated cleaning cycle will handle the rest.

I Have Heard that Moisture Left in the CPAP or BIPAP Equipment Causes Problems, will Cleaners Take Care of This Problem?

Did you know that just a drop of water left in your mask or hose can create a breeding ground for mold and bacteria? This is why it’s essential to find a CPAP or BIPAP cleaner that dries your equipment—or, better yet, never gets it wet in the first place.

For example, the SoClean CPAP/BIPAP Cleaner and Sanitizer uses a safe and natural process called “Activated Oxygen” to sanitize CPAP and BIPAP equipment. This innovative cleaning process keeps your equipment dry the entire time so you don’t ever have to worry about any lingering moisture – because the cleaning process does not use moisture in the first place.