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SoClean CPAP Sanitizing Machine
Has anyone tried this machine? If it does what it say -- fully sanitize the mask, headgear and tank -- it sounds like a real benefit and likely worth the cost.
https://betterrestsolutions.com/SC1100-SoClean-CPAP-Sanitizing-Unit...
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Permalink Reply by Clueless in Redwood Shores on
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I was planning to try it, but will have to wait awhile. I contacted them with questions and they are still in the R & D phase in terms of a fitting that works with the Resmed S9/H5i humidifier with the heated Climateline tubing.
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There is one review on Amazon. There is also a YouTube video showing how to insert the injection hose into the original H5i chamber. I have the more easily cleaned chamber, (it disassembles and allegedly is dishwasher safe) which I highly recommend (the chamber, not the dishwasher cleaning!). They said it is much easier to get the injection hose into the chamber I use, save for the Climateline hose connection issue which will require a special coupler to connect the SoClean hose to the S9.
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Permalink Reply by Chris H on
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The mask cushon and frame have an air tight seal . Would liquid get in there to clean? Wouldnt
you separate the mask parts?{ to expose all nooks and crannies } Good Sleep,Chris
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No liquid circulates, just O3, so there is no need to disassemble anything nor to drain the humidifier. The device streams Ozone through the humidifier and mask. The concept is a one time set-up and then you just pop the still-attached mask into the cleaning box every day. See the manual at https://betterrestsolutions.com/assets/images/pdf/soclean_manual_re...
Chris H said:The mask cushon and frame have an air tight seal . Would liquid get in there to clean? Wouldnt
you separate the mask parts?{ to expose all nooks and crannies } Good Sleep,Chris
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Permalink Reply by sleepycarol on
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How much are you looking at for cost?
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Permalink Reply by Christopher Williams on
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The SoClean lists for $349 but is now available for $199. If you sign up for their e-newsletter (send a note to info@betterrestsolutions.com to sign up) and you'll get a code for an additional $25 off.
Here's a link to a review written by a reporter in Michigan: http://sleepingwithcpap.blogspot.com/2012/03/review-of-soclean-sani....
Hope this helps.
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