CPAP Hose Brush — Cleans Slimline & Standard Tubing | Sleep Cleanse

The Sleep Cleanse CPAP Hose Brush gives you a simple, effective way to clean the inside of your tubing — the one part of your setup that's almost impossible to reach by hand. Its soft, flexible nylon bristles glide through both slimline and standard CPAP tubing, clearing away the trapped moisture and residue that lead to mould and algae.

Key Features

• Fits slim and standard hoses — one brush cleans 15mm slimline and standard tubing alike
• Soft, flexible nylon bristles — scrub the full inner surface without scratching or damaging the tube wall
• Long flexible stem — reaches deep inside the hose so no section is left uncleaned
• Reduces mould and algae risk — clears the moisture build-up that bacteria thrive on
• Includes a compact brush — for connection points and other hard-to-reach parts
• Reusable — rinse, dry and store between weekly cleans

Who Is This For?

Every CPAP user should be cleaning their hose at least once a week — warm, humid air passing through the tube night after night creates the perfect environment for build-up. This brush suits anyone running a humidifier, anyone in a warmer or coastal climate, and anyone who simply wants to know their tubing is properly clean. If you're unsure which tube you have, our complete guide to CPAP hoses explains the difference between slimline and standard. Pair it with mask wipes and tube soap from our CPAP cleaning range for a full routine.

How to Clean Your CPAP Hose

Cleaning takes just a few minutes — see our full CPAP equipment care guide for the complete routine.

1. Unwind the brush. Hold both ends and straighten it out before use.
2. Wash the tube. Mix lukewarm water with a small amount of CPAP-safe soap in a basin. Avoid hot water, which can damage the hose.
3. Brush through. Keeping the hose straight, insert the brush and use short back-and-forth strokes, working gradually along the length.
4. Rinse. Run cool water through the entire hose to remove any soap residue.
5. Air dry. Hang the hose in a well-ventilated spot. Keep it away from direct sunlight and heat sources like a hairdryer, which can weaken or