by Michael Twery, PhD Your continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine needs gentle care to keep working its magic. A dirty CPAP is like a tired runner – it struggles! Dust and gunk can make the machine work harder and interfere with measuring the airflow. A clean air path means smooth airflow for the pressure you need to conquer sleep apnea and wake up feeling refreshed. Gunk is also a breeding ground for icky stuff you breathe all night. Regular cleaning removes bacteria, mold, and...