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What kind of water does one use if staying in a hotel and there is no distilled, filtered or boiled water? Thank you for your reply. Author: Eleanor Harris We do not recommend it, but some customers and doctors in the US and Canada use lukewarm tap water. Most tap water contains a variety of bacteria. Boiling and filtering water removes this bacteria. Generally purified bottled water is safe to use for a sinus rinse. Last modified:12-09-2009, 6:53 pm Number of views:246 Ketan C. Mehta, MD Diplomate, certified by American Boards of Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine and Critical Care Medicine. Disclaimer
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Does this help with Sinus infections. If So, How many times should it be used. I am doing the rinse once a day with some relief. but can I use it more to clean the buildup of mucus that is developing due to the infection? Sinus infectinos will cause excessive mucus production. When you perform a sinus rinse you wash away..
Which type of water is recommended for sinus rinsing? Use distilled, filtered or previously boiled tap water cooled down to a lukewarm temperature (which ..
Can I microwave the bottle filled with solution? It can be warmed in the microwave. The time needed to warm the solution can only be determined by tr..

Patent Numbers: USA-6,520,384 / 6,669,059 Canada-2,443,970 Australia-09/845,759
New Zealand-534041 Mexico-Pa/a/2003/009867. Other patents issued or pending internationally.