Purefypro CPAP Cleaner and Sanitizer Spray (4oz, 2pk). No Rinse. No Residue. Kills 99.9999% Norovirus, Flu Virus, and Fungi, Drug Resistant Germs. Unscented.

Great Product. Cleans well!

Product

This is great for traveling if you don’t want to take a cleaner with you.

I like this sanitizer spray to finish off the cleaning process of my wife's CPAP face mask. After washing with mild soapy warm water, I dry thoroughly and add this spray as a finisher. It helps reassure that I got the mask as clean as possible. This is especially valuable during flu and cold season. I was surprised that this doesn't have a strong scent, but it isn't exactly odorless. My wife says she can faintly smell the disinfectant, but that it isn't strong enough for most people to smell. Since my wife has a very fine sense of smell, if this had a stronger scent, then she wouldn't use it. A quick spray to the inside and outside of the mask is all it really needs.

This is the best product I have ever used. 2024 was a trial and error of other similar products for me.

Nice

There is absolutely no odor whatsoever, so I don’t understand the other comments. It’s easy to use and seems to work well.

The label's directions list many potential "bugs" and bacteria this spray neutralizes. This bring a lot of confidence. But oddly, the directions are not very specific about optimal application method(s) and frequency of use.I'm even more sensitive to commercial perfumes than my spouse (the CPAP user). I use unscented laundry products. He found the spray pleasant to work with and he notes no residual scent at night.He has been using a SoClean machine weekly. But every morning he has necessarily been wiping down the mask to remove skin oils, etc. What he really liked about this spray is that he can include it into his morning wipedown routine while hopefully providing protection against contamination.We couldn't estimate how long these two spray cans will last with daily use, but I am guessing that they'll last well into a year-- if not the whole year.Being biased against fussy new routines, it's a good sign that he is making it a part of his mornings now.