CPAP Soap Cleaner - CPAP Soap Cleaning Kit with Disposable Pads and Gentle Detergent, Unscented Non-Alcohol Cleaning Wipes - 90 Day Supply

Love these but disappointed that there wasn't very many soaps more wipes than soap. Easy to use. Don't see where you can get just soaps.

I am a lazy CPAP owner and I was skeptical about buying this product. I was pleasantly surprised as I was able to clean everything in a few minutes and go about my day.

I am reviewing the pads not the soap packets as I haven't used that yet. I used the pads to wipe off my nasal mask in the morning but when I went to bed I realized my mask was sticky. I just rinsed off with water.

While this is a good CPAP machine cleaner and is convenient with the disposable pads, its not exactly fragrance-free, as claimed. It does seem to be alcohol-free, but both myself and my husband detected a lingering scent that affected us. While its not the strong kind that hits you in the face, it is obvious and it doesn't wash off. Perhaps the fragrance comes with the Sodium Laureth Sulfate that they put in it. However, if ANY aspect of the product has fragrance, they can't claim it doesn't. Being extremely sensitive to fragrances, I can't use this cleaner. My husband tried to tolerate it, but had to give it up. Its very disappointing when a product makes misleading claims that affect people's health.

Using the CPAP Soap Cleaning Kit has been pretty straightforward and hassle-free. The disposable pads are convenient for daily use, and I found it simple to clean my CPAP equipment without any fuss. It’s nice that the pads don’t leave behind any residue, and the fact that the product is fragrance-free and alcohol-free is a big plus. While the instructions mention that rinsing isn’t required, I still gave the mask parts a quick rinse out of habit, and everything turned out fine.The weekly soap packets are easy to use—just mix them with water, hand wash the equipment, (again, I rinse, but not necessary), and let it air dry. The soap packets didn’t cause any irritation or weird odors, and they seemed to do a good job at cleaning the equipment.As far as cost, the kit seems pretty reasonable when you consider that it covers a full three months. It’s nice to not have to think about reordering constantly. Overall, it’s a practical solution for keeping my CPAP equipment clean, and while it might not be the most exciting product, it gets the job done effectively and efficiently.

CPAP Soap does not contain SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate). SLS is a foaming agent found in many soapsand detergents that can irritate the skin by stripping away the upper dermis layer. This can resultin symptoms like redness, dryness, itchiness, and peeling.CPAP Soap does contain SLES, or Sodium Laureth Sulfate, which is a milder derivative of SLS that DOESN'T remove skin layers or provoke irritation. If is used as an alternative to SLS in various products such as soap, cleaning agents and other make up removers.

This little kit gives you lot of options for keeping your hose, humidifier tank and mask clean. It uses Sodium Laureth Sulfate rather than Sodium Lauryl Sulfate to ensure nothing that comes in contact with you skin might cause irritation. It's alcohol free, so prevent any damage to the silicon parts that are common to CPAP machines. And fragrance free to avoid any allergy issues.It's attractively packaged and instructions are clear.While there are cheaper options for mixing up a CPAP cleaning solution, this is super convenient and a good kit that should last a long while (much longer than 90 days) if you bottle up the extra soap solution each bubble packet contains. Trust me - if you're using a gallon of water each time you clean your CPAP, you're doing it wrong! With a good CPAP brush, this would likely last at least 6 mos to a year.

I have worn a CPAP for over 10 years now and have never used a product like this. Super easy to take out of the bottle and wipe down your mask before bed. I used to go long stints without wiping my mask down or washing it. It’s super easy to wash now as I have the sitting right next to my bedside. No need to rinse afterwards, just wipe down and you’re good to go. Now have a fresh mask every night before bed.