CPAP mask wipes

[Big Guy]

Been thinking about buying some. Any particular brand to watch for? This brand seems to be very popular on EBAY. 

I've been using Clorox disinfectant wet wipes. 

[Big Guy]

37 views and not a single response?

Is it my cologne or something more serious? 

[Deborah K.]

I used to use fragrance-free baby wipes. They are cheaper and work just fine.

[Big Guy]

I'm currently using Clorox disinfectant wet wipes. They seem to be doing a good job and the smell doesn't bother me at all. But...I was concerned that they might be too strong, chemically speaking. 

[OpalRose]

Clorex wipes might not be good for the silicone parts of your mask.

Unscented baby wipes or any brand Cpap wipes are fine.

[PeaceLoveAndPizza]

I’ve always used baby bum wipes. Cheap and get the job done.

[pirate]

Pampers Sensitive baby wipes. I've been using them for 20 years.

[HalfAsleep]

Not clorox!!! Very bad for your mask, and do you really want to be inhaling bleach all night?. I avoid baby wipes, since some contain soothing oils. Oil on the mask would also not be a good idea: it’ll slide around on your face. Even my water-based butt wipes would be a bad choice because of the other ingredients and because there’s no cleansing happening, just wiping. As for alcohol wipes, you’d be drying out the mask. Note how few CPAP-specific products have alcohol in them.

I use CPAP wipes from Supplier #1. They seem to have a mild je ne sais quoi of grapefruit, and I love them. They don’t have ingredients that eat masks. I also use them on my face right before I put the mask on; it sticks super well.

[paulag1955]

I'm not suggesting them as an option, just wanting to note that Clorox wipes do not contain chlorine bleach.

[Big Guy]

Maybe I'll just use some warm water on a paper towel and a drop or two of liquid soap. 

I've done that as well and was pleased with the results.