Use CPAP Soap as part of your regular cleaning routine: a daily wipe-down of the mask cushion with a Bubble Pad and a weekly deep clean of the mask, tubing, and water chamber with liquid CPAP Soap. Always follow your CPAP manufacturer's cleaning guidelines for your specific equipment. For a full routine, see our Daily, Weekly, and Monthly CPAP Cleaning Schedule.

Add a 1 teaspoon of liquid CPAP Soap to a basin of warm water, then soak and gently wash your mask components, tubing, and water chamber. Rinse thoroughly with clean water until no soap remains, and let everything air-dry fully, out of direct sunlight, before reassembling.

Bubble Pads are pre-moistened pads for a quick daily clean. Take one pad, wipe down the mask cushion and frame, then discard the pad and let the cushion air-dry. No water or rinsing is needed, which makes them convenient for daily use and for travel.

Always check your manufacturer's cleaning instructions before using any cleaning product on your equipment. If your CPAP manufacturer recommends soap and water washing, CPAP Soap is the perfect solution!

CPAP Soap is SLS-free, alcohol-free, and fragrance-free, and it's formulated specifically for the silicone and plastics that CPAP equipment is made from. Household soaps, dish soap, and alcohol wipes can leave residue or degrade these materials over time. For a full breakdown, see What Is the Best Soap for Cleaning CPAP Equipment?.

Yes. CPAP Soap is non-allergenic, as well as SLS-free, alcohol-free, and fragrance-free. It's formulated to clean CPAP equipment effectively while leaving no fragrance or residue behind in a device you breathe through.

Fragrance compounds can settle as residue on the surfaces air passes through on its way to you, and that residue can build up over time, leading to possible skin irritation and degradation of your equipment.

A fragrance-free soap rinses away completely, leaving no scent and no film behind in the airpath, which is why it's the right choice for CPAP equipment.

It's not recommended. Dish soap and hand soap often contain SLS and fragrances that can degrade the silicone or leave residue, and baby shampoo contains conditioning agents that build up on the cushion and reduce its seal. A soap made for CPAP materials rinses clean and leaves nothing behind. More detail is in Can You Use Household Soap to Clean Your CPAP?.

Yes. All CPAP Soap products are FSA/HSA-eligible under code 9274, so you can use pre-tax funds from a Flexible Spending Account or Health Savings Account. We also accept major credit and debit cards and other standard payment methods at checkout.

You can buy CPAP Soap directly at cpapsoap.com, and through authorized DME (durable medical equipment) suppliers. Buying direct gives you the full product range and the option to use your FSA or HSA card.

If your Paptizer is not working according to the standards in the user manual, send an email to info@cpapsoap.com or call 888-987-0744 to report the issue and begin troubleshooting with a customer service representative.

Once you contact customer service and the issue is confirmed by email or phone, a replacement unit is sent to you by ground shipment. Shipping time is usually two to five business days, and there is no cost to you for the replacement or the shipping.