Dapple Baby Bottle soap

Does anyone know if dapple fragrance free Baby Bottle and Dish Liquid soap is safe to use to wash a CPAP.
I wash my wife's and my CPAPs regularly.
I found this product when I was shopping for outfits for my grand child.
It is made from natural ingredients and does not contain phthalates, SLS, SLES,1, 4-dioxane, fragrance or dyes.
It is made from Purified water, alkyl polyglucoside (cleaner derived from tree oils and glucose), sodium lauroamphoacetate (cleaner derived from tree oils and amino acid), sodium citrate (water softener derived from citric acid), baking soda, tetrasodium iminodisuccinate (complexing agent), benzisothiazolinone (preservative).

I'm sure it's fine, but hand soap does the job easier and cheaper....I rarely wash mine. I just use a baby wipe each night. Do what ever makes you happy.

eugeneg wrote:Does anyone know if dapple fragrance free Baby Bottle and Dish Liquid soap is safe to use to wash a CPAP.
I wash my wife's and my CPAPs regularly.
I found this product when I was shopping for outfits for my grand child.
It is made from natural ingredients and does not contain phthalates, SLS, SLES,1, 4-dioxane, fragrance or dyes.
It is made from Purified water, alkyl polyglucoside (cleaner derived from tree oils and glucose), sodium lauroamphoacetate (cleaner derived from tree oils and amino acid), sodium citrate (water softener derived from citric acid), baking soda, tetrasodium iminodisuccinate (complexing agent), benzisothiazolinone (preservative).

I've not heard of this particular soap. I use just about anything that is fragrance free; usually Johnson liquid baby shampoo, original Dove, or Ivory soap. I would think Dapple is fine also.

The tree oils might kill you.

I doubt it really makes much difference. You're going to work up a few suds swish the thing around and rinse it off. I use Dawn dishwashing detergent. I believe their ad about if it's good enough for baby ducks, it's good enough for me.

ChicagoGranny wrote:The tree oils might kill you.

Come on now, Granny. Have you had your nap?

Jay Aitchsee wrote:I doubt it really makes much difference. You're going to work up a few suds swish the thing around and rinse it off. I use Dawn dishwashing detergent. I believe their ad about if it's good enough for baby ducks, it's good enough for me.

plus, it does a great job removing facial oils... which is the main reason to wash masks.

Jay Aitchsee wrote:I doubt it really makes much difference. You're going to work up a few suds swish the thing around and rinse it off. I use Dawn dishwashing detergent. I believe their ad about if it's good enough for baby ducks, it's good enough for me.

Are you sure it helped those baby ducks, after the photo ops, those ducks probably ended up in a chinese deli. The seals didn't end well either. Jim