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Activated oxygen (ozone) is known as one of the best and most effective means to
natural disinfection. This process is commonly used in array of applications such
as public water filtration, fruit and vegetable handling, hotel housekeeping, and
hospital disinfection. Please see common FAQs to learn more about activated
oxygen (ozone) or see activated oxygen in SoClean to learn how the SoClean
safely disinfects your CPAP equipment.
3. Is ozone / activated oxygen really safe?
Activated oxygen, also called ozone or O3 occurs in nature. It is produced and
used commercially in applications for sanitizing produce, waste and drinking
water. The SoClean is designed to keep the activated oxygen enclosed in your
CPAP equipment and the secure chamber. And, when the sanitizing process is
complete, the ozone turns back into regular oxygen.
4. Isn't activated oxygen ozone?
Yes. These terms are interchangeable and mean the same thing.
SoClean and Activated Oxygen
1. Why do I smell ozone in my mask at night when the unit ran in the morning?
What you smell is not ozone; the equipment is being oxidized with activated
oxygen, and that is what you smell – it is completely safe. Some suggestions to
lessen the smell: 1) Make sure you use the neutralizing pre-wash. 2) Increase the
cleaning time to 12 minutes for a few weeks, then decrease to 7 minutes. 3) Blow
air from your CPAP through your mask for 5 minutes before using it. 4) Do not use
fragrance wipes or any fragrance products to clean you CPAP equipment, as this
will intensify the smell.
2. What is the concentration of ozone inside the SoClean CPAP cleaner and
sanitizer?
The ozone concentration is up to 25PPM (parts per million).