CPAP Hose Standard (CPAP Tubing) - 6 Foot Long 19mm Diameter with 22mm Rubber Ends

DESCRIPTION

To calm your evening, the Standard CPAP Hose (CPAP Tubing) includes an inventive smooth drag plan that diminishes commotion and conveys steady strain. The standard tubing is 6 feet in length, 19mm in breadth, and has 22mm elastic closures for association with your CPAP machine and facial covering.

Standard CPAP Hose Features and Benefits:

• Standard CPAP Tubing Compatible with Most PAP Devices and Masks
• 6 Feet Long, 19mm Diameter, and 22mm Rubber Ends
• Smooth Bore Design Reduces Sounds and Delivers Consistent Pressure

Standard Tube Fits Your CPAP Humidifier, CPAP Machine, and CPAP Mask
The plastic-free CPAP tube is six feet in length and has an internal width of 19mm that matches the norm, non-warmed hoses are included with pretty much every CPAP gadget for simple substitution. The 22mm sleeve empowers the hose to associate with any rest apnea machine that is viable with standard 6ft tubing.

If it's not too much trouble, Note: This is certainly not a warmed cylinder. In the event that you're encountering a development of buildup from your warmed humidifier inside your standard CPAP hose, a warmed hose could help lessen the rainout impact. Warmed CPAP tubing assists with keeping your humidification significantly more steady during CPAP treatment yet a tubing wrap may likewise help.

What's Included
One 19mm Diameter Hose with 22mm Rubber Ends

How do I clean a CPAP hose?

• To clean a CPAP hose, you'll need to follow these steps:
• Scrub with a tube brush to remove any deposits, germs, and bacteria that may be left behind.
• Rinse thoroughly to remove any remaining suds.
• Hang the standard tubing over a towel rack to air dry.
• Run mild soap and water or vinegar through the center of the hose.
• Make sure the soapy solution or vinegar coats the interior of the hose.

Hose care tips

• Hang the hose to dry after each use
• Wash hose weekly to avoid residue and maintain health
• Protect the hose from curious pets
• Remove the hose by gripping the end or cuff, not the hose itself