iSonicUltrasonic CPAP Deep Cleaner P4862-CPAP or P4861-CPAP (Large), 1.6Gal/6L, 110V for North America, with SS. Weight Bracket, Cleaning Tablet, Beige, 1.6 Gallon

It requires s a considerable amount of time and work to use this machine when cleaning my CPAP tubing, but I believe it cleans better than anything on the market. It's rather expensive, too.

I have mixed feelings about this product. I bought it to clean my CPAP equipment but after owning it I feel it's a waste for CPAP cleaning. It does little to move the CPAP equipment around because of how the unit functions. You are better off saving the money and just do what I do and clean it in the sink with soap and water. It's also a hassle to fill the unit if you're not near a sink with it. I have to carry it to the sink, fill it and move it back full of water to the table where I keep it, and it's NOT small. I also have some issues getting the mask and hose in completely when getting ready to run it. I have a fill face mask, and hose. You also need to buy some sterilization tablets like they use for cleaning dentures as a cleaning agent. Overall, I found it's just a hassle to use and I get overall better results from cleaning my CPAP equipment with soap/water in the sink. Save your money. Good product IF you want to clean a ton of jewelry, but unless you want to clean jewelry on an industrial level this machine is best suited for those in a jewelry business. Not recommended for CPAP, but a well built machine. I do recommend buying the CPAP drying machine found on Amazon for drying after using the sink to clean with soap and water.

Easy to use. Versatile and Cando many other cleaning jobs. Can clean all you CPAP EQUOP at one time, however, I found one rather large issue. It cone with a CPAP addendum for CPAP use. Followed exactly and you.will likely scorch the end of you hose as apparently they are softer plastic. They say to not use the plastic basket that is included as it reduces the ultrasonic waves by 20 to 30%. I imagine if you use if you would have no issue as the problem lies with one of the two button heaters at the bottom of the tank and likely the hose end lies directly in it. You want the hose on the bottom to keep the hose from floating up. I'm going to cleaning the hose on its own, in the plastic basket weighted down by the metal bracket that's included and see if it gets cleaned. If it does, I guess I'll runn two cycles. Not as convenient as one, but oh well. I sent an email to Isonicinc, I'll see if I get an response. I've included a picture of my hose end. By the way, the first hose I ruined was my fault as I left the heat on and the water was draining and getting low and the other hose was still in there. That hose even had deformed as well as scorched. My fault there. Oh well.