CleanSmart CPAP Disinfectant Spray To Go Kills 99 9 of Bacteria and Viruses on CPAP Equipment No Residue

I've been using the CleanSmart CPAP Disinfectant Spray regularly and it has exceeded my expectations. It gives me peace of mind knowing that my CPAP equipment is being disinfected without the use of harsh chemicals or irritating scents. One of the things I appreciate most is how quick and convenient it is to use. Just a few sprays on my mask, hose, and reservoir, a quick air dry, and it's ready to go. There’s no need to rinse, and it doesn’t leave any residue or smell behind. The fact that it kills 99.9% of germs using hypochlorous acid—a safe, hospital-grade disinfectant—is a huge plus. I haven’t had any issues with irritation or upper respiratory discomfort since incorporating it into my cleaning routine. If you're looking for a safe, effective, and hassle-free way to disinfect your CPAP equipment, this is definitely a product I’d recommend. It’s now part of my daily routine. Read more

As a new CPAP user, I was overwhelmed by all the cleaning recommendations and products out there. I wanted something simple, effective, and safe—and CleanSmart CPAP Disinfectant Spray has been a game-changer! It’s incredibly easy to use: just spray it on your mask, tubing, or humidifier chamber and let it air dry. No rinsing, no scrubbing, and no harsh chemical smells. I love that it kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses using hypochlorous acid, which is gentle yet powerful. I’ve noticed fewer sinus issues since I started using it regularly, and my equipment always feels fresh and clean. Bonus points for being non-toxic and safe for sensitive skin. I even bought the travel-size version for when I’m on the go. If you’re just starting out with CPAP therapy and want a hassle-free way to keep your gear clean, I highly recommend this spray! Read more

Good for cleaning humidifiers. Easy to use. Read more

As in title the disinfectant itself works great -- spray in a couple of pumps in your AirFit nose pillow hose and manifold, then one in each nostril pillow. Even when swabbing with purpose-made CPAP swabs thru same, the slight smell that used to be there betw. scrubs soap/water, is gone. Proves swabs (using 1% phenoxyethanol) aren't always the most thorough way to sanitise your CPAP equipment. Was attracted to the fact hypochlorous acid is used by your own body's tissues to defend against pathogens, plus degrades into harmless saline solution and water. So given the latter claim, was curious to see if it was true, or just hail-Mary marketing as many such products can be on Amazon. As above, this actually does what it says in the ad copy -- brilliant. But one problem that somewhat tarnished this product for me, esp since I'll be reordering it regularly: the spray nozzle is laughably poor at what it's expected to do. Spray pattern is very weak, but that locking mechanism behind the trigger -- who green-lit this design? Where is 'spray' and where is 'lock'? Can only find either by fumbling with the 'selector' a few seconds -- no marking, only vague click detents... why is this used? Not to mention several other users here have commented their bottle arriving damaged -- well not surprised there, this looks a preemie version of an actual spray nozzle, and has no cap to survive being tossed like footballs by your local overworked, frustrated last-mile parcel carrier. So love the product. Dislike the spray nozzle nonsense enough to dock it a star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ _ Read more

So simple and easy to use. It does what it says. And it cleans anything else that you want to put it on - mirrors, etc.. Read more

This product works well and atomizes very easily with each spray. It keeps my ASV unit fresh and clean smelling and feeling. Read more

i use on a daily basis with a rinse of water. It significantly reduces any growth in the water bowl and help inbetween weekly washes. Read more

Buyer beware! The CleanSmart CPAP Disinfectant Spray is only for external surfaces of your CPAP equipment (mask exterior, hose exterior, humidifier exterior). The manufacturer’s instructions, product label, and most reviews confirm it is not intended for the inside of the mask cushion or any internal components (tubing, water chamber). The active ingredient (hypochlorous acid) is safe for external disinfection but could be harmful or ineffective if used inside the mask where you breathe. Some reviews mention spraying the inside of the mask, but this is not recommended by the manufacturer and may void warranties or damage components. Read more