As many sleep apnea patients can attest, using a CPAP humidifier makes CPAP therapy significantly more comfortable. When given the choice between breathing in cold, dry air or warm, moist air all night long, it’s no contest, really. Without adequate humidifier cleaning, however, a CPAP humidifier can do more harm than good.Here’s why CPAP humidifier cleaning is so important.  Pathogens...

CPAP therapy is supposed to make you feel better, not worse. However, if you’re using a dirty CPAP machine, you have a greater risk of getting sick from pathogens and mold trapped in your CPAP equipment. Do you have all the supplies you need to keep your CPAP equipment in pristine condition? Here are some easy cleaning solutions that’ll step up...

CPAP tubing is a prime breeding ground for mold and pathogens, largely due in part to common issues like rainout and condensation that create moisture in your equipment. It’s important to keep your CPAP tubing clean and dry to avoid exposure to these harmful germs.Since CPAP tubing measures an average of six feet in length, cleaning it poses somewhat of...

Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy is one of the best treatments for obstructive sleep apnea—though of course, getting the most out of CPAP therapy means committing to using a CPAP machine every time you sleep. Understandably, this poses a challenge for most new CPAP users. Sleeping with a CPAP mask on your face and a constant stream of air blowing...