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APAP stands for Positive Auto Airway Pressure and is based on the same basic principles as a CPAP (Continuous Positive Pressure) machine. Similar to CPAP devices, APAP machines are a non-invasive treatment for sleep apnea that provides pressurized air through a mask so your airways are not obstructed during sleep. The atmospheric pressure delivered by the machines acts as a splint, preventing your throat from collapsing on itself, so you can breathe freely all night without an apnea event. APAP   is one of the top three forms of positive airway pressure that provides air to your airways to help you breathe during sleep if you suffer sleep apnea. Like other PAP (Positive Airway Pressure) machines, the APAP machine is a device connected to a pressure generator with a non-invasive mask designed to provide pressure to keep the airways open while you sleep. How it works : The air pressure delivered by the machine acts as a splint, preventing your throat from collapsing on itself,

You know this feeling when your room is tidy, your bed is done and your sheets are fresh? Do you like the feeling of calm when everything is in its place? If you have never experienced the joys of sleeping in a perfectly clean room, now is the time to bring the magic that turns your everyday space into a place without spots. You will feel better and probably better sleep too. Fortunately, the time has come to clean up spring - the perfect opportunity to review your overall cleaning routines, including with your CPAP equipment. Spring cleaning tips are available to help you get the best sleep possible, improve your treatment and feel more tranquil. Sprucing up your CPAP equipment The benefits of cleaning are not limited to your sleeping space. Regular cleaning and maintenance of your therapy equipment can help you live the best possible experience. Use spring cleaning as an opportunity to ask yourself: When was the last time I cleaned my CPAP mask and machine