I’m afraid that I’m quite negligent about cleaning my CPAP and I’m wondering whether my breathing problems might be related to the presence of some kind of mold in my machine?

The tubing and water chamber of a CPAP machine are consistently warm and moist. This is the most favorable conditions for not only molds but also some bacteria and fungi as well. If you are not cleaning your CPAP regularly, it could stand to reason that you are getting sick from germs that have been allowed to incubate in your equipment.

If this is a concern for you, you could benefit from the use of a CPAP sanitizer. These cleaning devices render your CPAP’s equipment virtually bacteria and mold-free. With the use of disinfectants such as Ozone or ultraviolet light, you can prepare your CPAP gear for sleep as often as every day with a few very simple processes. 

Traditional cleaning methods can be a real hassle; however, a CPAP cleaning device can make your disinfection process simple, mess-free, and quick. With the switching of a few hoses and the press of a button or two, your machine will be completely sanitized and ready for use. There is no reason to let the fear of your CPAP machine getting you sick stand in the way of you getting the restful and medically sound sleep that your body needs. 

Contact us at BestCPAPCleaner.com today to discuss which type of CPAP sanitizer is right for your CPAP equipment cleaning needs. 

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