> On 2/9/07 3:28 PM, in article 12sq0uunspkm896@corp.supernews.com, "Ghamph"
> <ghamph@localnet.com> wrote:
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> Please define low pressure gently - happens to be 5 PSI. That is the
> pressure that the Hydro Pulse gives when the stream is about one inch high.
Good advice--I now treat my very delicate nasal passages gently. Also ,
humidity at less than 40% reeks havoc on my nose and swells it shut in a
matter of minutes. Plus , while dusting and vacuuming , I wear a dust mask.
Question-- does any major drug stores have a water-pic attachment? Thanks
for the feedback.. Oh.. My infection hasn't cleared up yet , just try not
to blow or sniff any more than necessary. I have a feeling that it's a
fungus , because everything smells like mildew.
Johnny1000@webtv.net - 12 Feb 2007 20:03 GMT
>Good advice--I now treat my very delicate
> nasal passages gently.
Believe me... The hard nose blowing is one of the toughest habits to
break. I've been aware for years of the consequences of such actions.
..But yet. I still find myself doing it from time to time -- usually
out of frustration. ...And then the problems start. ..Jon
Murray Grossan - 13 Feb 2007 05:04 GMT
On 2/12/07 12:03 PM, in article
16609-45D0C7F4-744@storefull-3258.bay.webtv.net, "Johnny1000@webtv.net"
> Believe me... The hard nose blowing is one of the toughest habits to
> break. I've been aware for years of the consequences of such actions.
> ..But yet. I still find myself doing it from time to time -- usually
>
> out of frustration. ...And then the problems start. ..Jon
You are right. The Hydro Pulse is used to train persons correct pressure
of nasal blowing. I previously spent time trying to teach the macho scuba
divers they were blowing too hard. Now the irrigaotor at 5 PSI shows them
the correct pressure, etc.
Johnny1000@webtv.net - 12 Feb 2007 20:05 GMT
>Good advice--I now treat my very delicate
> nasal passages gently.
Believe me... The hard nose blowing is one of the toughest habits to
break. I've been aware for years of the consequences of such actions.
..But yet. I still find myself doing it from time to time -- usually
out of frustration. ...And then the problems start. ..Jon
Murray Grossan - 13 Feb 2007 05:01 GMT
On 2/11/07 11:10 PM, in article 12t04nsepq3j506@corp.supernews.com, "Ghamph"
<ghamph@localnet.com> wrote:
> Good advice--I now treat my very delicate nasal passages gently. Also ,
> humidity at less than 40% reeks havoc on my nose and swells it shut in a
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> to blow or sniff any more than necessary. I have a feeling that it's a
> fungus , because everything smells like mildew.
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