Keeping your CPAP clean is simple when you have the right tools, and the CPAP Clean Start Kit brings the three essentials together in one package. It's built for the part of your routine that household items don't handle well: a dedicated wash basin, a 2-piece brush set that reaches inside your tubing, and a hose hanger that lets everything air-dry fully.

Instead of washing your mask and hose in the kitchen or bathroom sink, the Clean Start Kit gives you a dedicated space and the proper tools to clean and dry your equipment the right way. It's the easiest way to set up a consistent cleaning routine, whether you're new to CPAP or just upgrading the way you clean.

Pair it with liquid CPAP Soap for the weekly deep clean, and you have everything you need to keep your equipment fresh. All CPAP Soap products are FSA/HSA-eligible under code 9274.

The CPAP Clean Start Kit includes three CPAP Soap accessories:

• CPAP Wash Basin: A collapsible basin that holds up to one gallon of water, giving you a dedicated, controlled space for soaking and washing your mask, tubing, and water chamber, separate from your household sinks.
• CPAP 2-Piece Cleaning Brush Set: A long, flexible brush to reach deep inside your tubing, and a shorter brush for the mask, nasal pillows, and smaller, hard-to-reach parts.
• CPAP Hose Hanger with Suction Cup: A hanger with a hook and suction cup so your tubing can air-dry thoroughly after washing; it mounts easily on a shower rod or smooth surface.

Step 1: Fill the wash basin. Open the collapsible basin and fill it with warm water and a small amount of a CPAP-safe soap, such as liquid CPAP Soap.

Step 2: Soak and wash. Place your mask, tubing, and water chamber in the basin. Let them soak, then use the brush set to clean inside the tubing and reach the smaller parts of the mask.

Step 3: Rinse thoroughly. Rinse each component with clean water until no soap remains.

Step 4: Hang to air-dry. Hang the tubing on the hose hanger and let everything air-dry completely, out of direct sunlight, before reassembling. Full drying is just as important as washing.