Your CPAP machines are an investment in your health—and like any medical device, they perform best with regular care. A simple maintenance routine extends equipment life, ensures therapy effectiveness, and protects your respiratory health.

Daily Quick Care

Wipe the mask cushion with a CPAP-safe wipe each morning. Empty and air-dry the humidifier chamber to prevent stagnant water buildup.

Weekly Deep Clean

Wash mask, tubing, and humidifier chamber with warm water and mild, fragrance-free soap. Hang tubing to dry completely. Replace disposable filters if gray or clogged.

Monthly Replacements

• Disposable filters: every 30 days

• Mask cushions: nasal pillows every 2 weeks, full-face monthly

• Tubing: every 3 months or if cloudy/cracked

Troubleshooting Basics

If your CPAP machines show error codes, check for: disconnected tubing, clogged filters, or low water in the humidifier. Most issues resolve with simple fixes. If problems persist, contact your provider.

Consistent maintenance isn't just about cleanliness—it's about ensuring every night of therapy delivers the restorative sleep you deserve.