CPAP Maintenance Guide
Time it takes : 5 Mins
What You Need To Clean
- A clean sink or a big bowl
- Warm water
- Mild unscented soap
- Dry clean towel
For a more specific breakdown head to our video section
Cleaning CPAP Mask
- Unplug your CPAP machine and disconnect your CPAP mask from the Air tubing.
- Disassemble your mask into 3 categories: Headgear, CPAP cushion and frame.
- In your bowl clean your mask cushion and headgear. Then gently rub with mild unscented soap.
- Rinse your mask components thoroughly with warm water.
- Place your mask components on top of a towel to air dry. Avoid direct sunlight.
How Often to Clean CPAP
Maintaining a routine to clean your CPAP equipment is key to ensuring comfort and longevity in your equipment.
Daily: Short tube | Elbow | Mask cushions (Silicone, AirTouch cushions)
Weekly: Frame with tubing | Headgear | Device tubing | Humidifier tub (cleaned)
Monthly: Humidifier (Inspect for wear and deterioration)
Full Face Mask Cleaning Videos
Nasal Mask Cleaning Videos
Pillow Mask Cleaning Videos
When to Upgrade CPAP Machine
*ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE. You should speak to your doctor about your symptoms and whether a CPAP device is suitable for you
**These are for our AirSense 10, AirSense 10 for Her, AirMini and AirSense 11 devices
CPAP Accessories Replacement Guide
This is our recommended replacement schedule
Every month
Every 2 months
Every 6 months
AirFit silicone mask cushions and/or nasal pillows
AirTouch ComfiSoft fabric mask cushions
Mask headgear
Every 12 months
CPAP air tubing
Mask system
Humidifier tub
