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[quote=Anonymous]The CPAP should not be on the floor, it’s drawing in the filthiest air in the room at floor level, air filled with dead skin cells and all other sorts of yuck. Yes it has a filter, but it’s still not a good choice.

CPAP should be elevated, on a bedside table where it lives all the time. If for some reason you don’t want to see it during the day, lay a towel or other decorative linen over it. But don’t let it live on the floor.

I’ve been using a CPAP for nearly 20 years and I don’t clean my machine daily, I don’t know many who do. The mask should get wiped daily and rinse the hose at least a few days a week, but a thorough cleaning of the machine’s interior isn’t necessary. The machines that hook up to the CPAP are actually warned against by many manufacturers because they can potentially damage the CPAP.

If you don’t want it on the bedside table, you could purchase a little cart for it that goes into the closet during the day so your bedroom can look like Better Homes and Garden in case the queen drops by. [/quote]

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