Is filtered water and distilled water about the same to use with the netti pot and a sleep apnea machine?
The neti pot should be fine with filtered water - however, unless you have extreme filtration; it may still not be enough for the CPAP. There are some suppliers that sell microfiltered water; that is approved for use like distilled water; but the concern with the CPAP is that as the humidifier evaporates the water; any mineral content gets left in the tank.
Distilled has no minerals. Reverse osmosis may be good. Carbon filter...bacteria may build up in it.
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