How to Clean and Maintain Your Manta SOUND Sleep Mask: Care Tips for the Built-in Speakers
By Manta Sleep | Published: 2026-07-26
Category: Tips & Care
Learn how to safely clean your Manta SOUND Sleep Mask without damaging the built-in speakers. Step-by-step care guide for long-lasting audio performance.
Your Manta SOUND Sleep Mask combines a premium blackout mask with integrated speakers for a personalized audio sleep experience. But to keep those speakers sounding clear and the mask comfortable, regular cleaning is essential. Unlike a standard sleep mask, the electronics require special care to avoid moisture damage and preserve sound quality.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the best practices for cleaning and maintaining your Manta SOUND Sleep Mask. Whether you’re dealing with sweat, oils, or just regular dust, these tips will help extend the life of your mask and ensure every sleep session is as relaxing as the first.
Why Cleaning Your Audio Sleep Mask Matters
Over time, your sleep mask accumulates oils from your skin, sweat, and dust from the bedroom. For the Manta SOUND Sleep Mask, this buildup can not only affect the fabric’s feel but also clog the speaker mesh or degrade the adhesive that holds the components. Proper cleaning prevents bacteria growth, maintains hygiene, and ensures the speakers deliver crisp, uninterrupted sound.
Neglecting maintenance can lead to reduced volume, distorted audio, or even speaker failure. By following a simple routine, you can keep your mask in top condition without voiding the warranty.
- Clean the mask every 1-2 weeks if used nightly, or more often if you sweat heavily.
- Always remove the speaker components before washing any fabric parts.
Step-by-Step Cleaning Guide for the Manta SOUND Sleep Mask
Start by detaching the speakers. The Manta SOUND Sleep Mask has removable speaker pods that snap out from the fabric. Gently pull them out and set them aside. Never submerge the speakers in water or use liquid cleaners on them. Instead, wipe the speaker pods with a slightly damp microfiber cloth (just water) and dry immediately.
For the mask fabric, hand wash is safest. Fill a basin with cool water and a small amount of mild detergent. Soak the mask for a few minutes, then gently rub the fabric to remove oils. Rinse thoroughly with cool water until no soap remains. Do not wring or twist—press the water out and lay flat on a towel to air dry. Avoid machine washing or drying, as agitation can damage the internal wiring or speaker pockets.
- Use a gentle, fragrance-free detergent to avoid skin irritation.
- Allow the mask to dry completely (24 hours) before reinserting speakers.
Caring for the Speakers and Electronics
The speaker pods are the most delicate part. Use a dry soft brush (like a clean makeup brush) to gently remove dust from the speaker grille. If you need to sanitize, lightly dampen a cloth with isopropyl alcohol (70%) and wipe the exterior plastic—avoid the mesh. Never use alcohol on the fabric or speaker mesh, as it can degrade materials.
Store the mask flat or rolled loosely in a cool, dry place. Avoid bending the speaker wires excessively. If you own other Manta products like the Manta WEIGHTED Sleep Mask, note that its care is simpler (no electronics), but the SOUND mask requires this extra attention.

- Check the speaker cables for kinks or fraying each month.
- Keep the mask away from direct sunlight and heat sources to protect the battery and speakers.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
One of the biggest mistakes is machine washing the mask with speakers still attached. This can short-circuit the electronics and ruin the speakers. Another is using bleach or fabric softener—these can irritate skin and damage the fabric’s light-blocking properties. Also, avoid drying the mask on a radiator or in direct sunlight, as heat can warp the speaker housings.
If your mask develops an odor, try a baking soda sprinkle on the fabric (let sit for 30 minutes, then brush off) before washing. For persistent smells, a vinegar rinse (1 part white vinegar to 4 parts water) can help, but rinse thoroughly to avoid residue.
- Never iron the mask—it can melt the speaker components.
- Do not use the mask while charging (if applicable) to avoid overheating.
When to Replace Your Manta SOUND Sleep Mask
With proper care, your Manta SOUND Sleep Mask can last for years. However, if you notice the fabric losing elasticity, the speakers sounding muffled even after cleaning, or the battery not holding a charge, it might be time for a replacement. The PRO Sleep Recharge Bundle includes a new mask and accessories, but you can also purchase a standalone mask.
Regular maintenance not only saves you money but also ensures you get the best sleep experience every night. Treat your Manta SOUND Sleep Mask like the delicate tech it is, and it will reward you with countless restful nights.
Keeping your Manta SOUND Sleep Mask clean is straightforward once you know the steps. Detach the speakers, hand wash the fabric, and gently wipe the electronics. With consistent care, your mask will stay comfortable, hygienic, and deliver great sound for years. Sweet dreams!



