Soulvinee Ceramic Neti Pot, Nose Cleaner for Sinus, Dishwasher Safe, Premium Handcrafted Durable, 300 Ml. Capacity (Dark Blue 2)

• Ceramic Material is best for Neti pots. Ceramic neti pots sinus is the most common type of Porcelain neti pot and the one that we recommend the most. Neti pot Porcelain ceramic Comfortable on the nostrils. Some people may be helped by the use of decongestants and nasal steroids. And, by the same measure, the use of a neti pot may help you to breathe and sleep better.
• Practical, yet decorative; The unique shell shape helps increase its capacity to about 10 ounces. Water for thorough cleansing of the nose. The Smooth Shell shape makes it suitable for any grip size; smooth, narrow tip strategically designed to fit the nostril. No sharp edges or curves - 100% safe.
• In addition to removing mucus from the nasal and sinus cavities, the neti pot is also designed to relieve dryness, which is another sign of colds and other sinus problems (headaches, etc.).
• Attractive design Skillfully handcrafted from a ceramic seamless Neti pot, leak proof (fits comfortably in the nostril and creates a seal for convenient water flow). It contains 300 ml of water and comes
• Ceramic material gives you the same results year after year. Ceramic Neti pot for cleaning nasal cavities - Ease of irrigation - Microwave and dishwasher safe.

The purpose of the neti pot - Small teapots with long spouts have found their way into many homes as a means to clear blocked nasal passages and help people breathe. Along with other nasal irrigation devices, these devices, often called neti pots, use salt or saline water to treat blocked sinuses, colds and allergies. Although using a neti dish to wash the nose with saline improves symptoms of sinus infections, they say, "its daily long-term use can increase the incidence of acute illness because the nose can empty its immune layer of mucus." after each use and sterilize the device once or twice a month by washing it through the dishwasher. Replace the neti pot with a new one every few months. In addition to a mild soap solution, a splash of white vinegar can also remove dust and components and remove mineral deposits from the neti pot. To use the Yoga neti pot, tilt your head to the side over the sink and place the neti pot over the spray. in the upper nostril. Breathe through the open mouth and carefully pour the saline solution into the upper nostril so that the liquid flows into the lower nose. Repeat on the other side. It is best to use pure non-iodized salt, such as Neti Salt, which is pure sodium chloride. Other minerals in sea or table salt can irritate the nasal passages. Equally use teaspoon of finely ground salt (such as Neti salt) or up to teaspoon of coarser ground non-iodized salt. To make the water safe for sinus flushing and ritual nasal flushing, it is safest to use boiled, sterile or filtered water. The Purpose of the Neti Pot - Small teapots with long spouts have become a staple in many homes for flushing blocked nasal passages and nasal passages. to help people breathe easier. Along with other nasal irrigation devices, these devices, often called neti pots, use salt or saline water to treat blocked sinuses, colds and allergies.