Nasal perfusions of sea-water

Well I have started.
Last night and this morning so far.
It is not difficult or even markedly unpleasant.
Despite my aerosol being labelled "Dynamique" the water does not reach very far up my nostrils, though it does get to areas that sting a little.

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john edmonds said…
A more drastic method is the infamous "nasal douching". In this method you use a bowl of warm salty water and snort it up your nostril from a cupped hand and allow it to travel all the way back and round and won and out of your mouth. Such joy. It is actually very good for clearing mucus and stopping 'post nasal drip' which can provoke chest infections.
1:24 pm
Martin said…
Could, of course, be that you nose is too big. But it would be rude to say that so I won't.
12:18 pm
Martin said…
Could, of course, be that you nose is too big. But it would be rude to say that so I won't.

Would be great to have some words in the captcha that I could read
12:20 pm
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