I want to do some inhaling and spray in my sinuses with H2O2. What kind of a spraying mechanism I have to use since any kind of plastic is not allowed
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After doing research I did not use this product AT ALL! Not much help from me on this one.
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I know very little about that the "plastic issue" since I drink H2O2 in distilled water. I have experimented with the spray and used a little plastic misting bottle from an over the counter nose spray. I never heard anything about not using plastic. Your H2O2 will be delivered to you in a plastic bottle. Please do more research.
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Sir you cannot spray this chemical in any part of your body because it will burn you. You can only dilute and used as explained. Seriously, I don't like the smell of it. I use it on occasionally.....
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I also don't see why not, but I'd assume some water could leak through the holes on the caps while you inhale. Maybe put some kind of cover over the caps that wouldn't restrict your breathing.
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Plastic water bottles, the mid sized ones. You attach the nozzle and simply apply pressure on the plastic bottle, very noisy, pressure is not that great. Not the best out there, but very cheap.
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yes Thieves can be used that way...I suggest getting the plug-in diffuser & pads from Eden's Garden and use it that way. I sometimes simply open my bottle of Thieves and take a whiff or two into each nostril. I've also spritzed the air with it after mixing with water in a spray bottle. So try it in your humidifier and see what results you achieve.
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No respirator which uses a cartridge filter can be used to spray urethane or isocyanurate paints. The molecules in those paints pass through all those filters. You can sustain serious lung damage and neurological impairments with exposure. Only remote Supplied Air Respirators that bring in air from a non-contaminated source via a powered external unit and an air hose can be used for those paints. Conventional automotive acrylics and lacquers will be adequately filtered by a cartridge designed for them, NOT a particulate filter.
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Yes you can, but as others have stated it may restrict air flow. Using clean filters will be the best.
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That would be along the lines of what this sprayer was meant for. However, I'd be inclined to believe that it's better suited for traditional enamels such as you could buy in quart cans at a home center. I don't know that I'd want to spray any hot lacquers through it, or anything too exotic such as two part isocyanates or anything else where you'll want to be wearing a 'space suit' and breathing through a supplied air respirator. Now, those could work! But I've never tried it, and I'd want to hear from someone who has before attempting it. Rustoleum or the like, absolutely. Do be sure to properly thin whatever you spray, of course. That would be along the lines of what this sprayer was meant for. However, I'd be inclined to believe that it's better suited for traditional enamels such as you could buy in quart cans at a home center. I don't know that I'd want to spray any hot lacquers through it, or anything too exotic such as two part isocyanates or anything else where you'll want to be wearing a 'space suit' and breathing through a supplied air respirator. Now, those could work! But I've never tried it, and I'd want to hear from someone who has before attempting it. Rustoleum or the like, absolutely. Do be sure to... » Read More That would be along the lines of what this sprayer was meant for. However, I'd be inclined to believe that it's better suited for traditional enamels such as you could buy in quart cans at a home center. I don't know that I'd want to spray any hot lacquers through it, or anything too exotic such as two part isocyanates or anything else where you'll want to be wearing a 'space suit' and breathing through a supplied air respirator. Now, those could work! But I've never tried it, and I'd want to hear from someone who has before attempting it. Rustoleum or the like, absolutely. Do be sure to properly thin whatever you spray, of course. « Show Less
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Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store the organic vapor ones in an air-tight ziploc bag to prolong their life.) Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store... » Read More Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store the organic vapor ones in an air-tight ziploc bag to prolong their life.) « Show Less
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Yes, you can use a typical toothbrush UV sanitizer for your sinus or throat tips they will not be damaged by the UV exposure. However, benefits of UV disinfection are dependent upon direct "line-of-sight" exposure. The area inside the bulb may not receive adequate UV exposure for proper disinfection. Many UV sanitizers have mirrored surfaces designed to reflect and broaden UV exposure which can help increase exposure. There are several other low cost natural sanitizing options including soaking the tips in white vinegar or a mixed solution containing 2 tsp. baking soda combined with one cup (8 oz.) of waterHealth Solutions Medical Products Corporation Yes, you can use a typical toothbrush UV sanitizer for your sinus or throat tips they will not be damaged by the UV exposure. However, benefits of UV disinfection are dependent upon direct "line-of-sight" exposure. The area inside the bulb may not receive adequate UV exposure for proper disinfection. Many UV sanitizers have mirrored surfaces designed to reflect and broaden UV exposure which can help increase exposure. There are several other low cost natural sanitizing options including soaking the tips in white vinegar or a mixed solution containing 2 tsp. baking soda combined... » Read More Yes, you can use a typical toothbrush UV sanitizer for your sinus or throat tips they will not be damaged by the UV exposure. However, benefits of UV disinfection are dependent upon direct "line-of-sight" exposure. The area inside the bulb may not receive adequate UV exposure for proper disinfection. Many UV sanitizers have mirrored surfaces designed to reflect and broaden UV exposure which can help increase exposure. There are several other low cost natural sanitizing options including soaking the tips in white vinegar or a mixed solution containing 2 tsp. baking soda combined with one cup (8 oz.) of waterHealth Solutions Medical Products Corporation « Show Less
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Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store the organic vapor ones in an air-tight ziploc bag to prolong their life.)
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I just blow into it. takes a few minutes but it's very worth it. it is not the standard rubber mouth piece and stopper. it's screw valve.
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Yes, you can use a typical toothbrush UV sanitizer for your sinus or throat tips they will not be damaged by the UV exposure. However, benefits of UV disinfection are dependent upon direct "line-of-sight" exposure. The area inside the bulb may not receive adequate UV exposure for proper disinfection. Many UV sanitizers have mirrored surfaces designed to reflect and broaden UV exposure which can help increase exposure. There are several other low cost natural sanitizing options including soaking the tips in white vinegar or a mixed solution containing 2 tsp. baking soda combined with one cup (8 oz.) of water Health Solutions Medical Products Corporation
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You put one of the end filters onto the plastic hose (both included in the box) and insert the end into a pan of water or a bottle of water. It adds oxygen to the water and sends ozone out into the air. There are many different settings depending on the quantity of water. It works great for refreshing the air and probably has many other uses as well. I have only had mine for a month but I love it! Hope this help you decide. Friends of mine use it to add oxygen to the water which he drinks. They have had theirs for several years and claim the oxygenated water helped him get rid of some cancer cells that showed up on his spine, along with flax seed oil shakes mixed with fruit. Dyane You put one of the end filters onto the plastic hose (both included in the box) and insert the end into a pan of water or a bottle of water. It adds oxygen to the water and sends ozone out into the air. There are many different settings depending on the quantity of water. It works great for refreshing the air and probably has many other uses as well. I have only had mine for a month but I love it! Hope this help you decide. Friends of mine use it to add oxygen to the water which he drinks. They have had theirs for several years and claim the oxygenated water helped him get rid of some... » Read More You put one of the end filters onto the plastic hose (both included in the box) and insert the end into a pan of water or a bottle of water. It adds oxygen to the water and sends ozone out into the air. There are many different settings depending on the quantity of water. It works great for refreshing the air and probably has many other uses as well. I have only had mine for a month but I love it! Hope this help you decide. Friends of mine use it to add oxygen to the water which he drinks. They have had theirs for several years and claim the oxygenated water helped him get rid of some cancer cells that showed up on his spine, along with flax seed oil shakes mixed with fruit. Dyane « Show Less
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Anything that has a hose can be cleaned, I did not like the s9 humidifier adapter supplied made it too hard to get it off the machine. I made a special bushing out of the end of an old hose from a regular cpap hose and it still works great. The adapter had in my view a design flaw, and all it does is hook your hose to the humidifier and a special hose inside the adapter to disperse the ozone into the humidifier so you can keep the heated hose connected to the humidifier 24/7 in between the adapter, but that was too much of a pain in the butt for me so I busted that piece off and made the bushing. Anything that has a hose can be cleaned, I did not like the s9 humidifier adapter supplied made it too hard to get it off the machine. I made a special bushing out of the end of an old hose from a regular cpap hose and it still works great. The adapter had in my view a design flaw, and all it does is hook your hose to the humidifier and a special hose inside the adapter to disperse the ozone into the humidifier so you can keep the heated hose connected to the humidifier 24/7 in between the adapter, but that was too much of a pain in the butt for me so I busted that piece off and made the... » Read More Anything that has a hose can be cleaned, I did not like the s9 humidifier adapter supplied made it too hard to get it off the machine. I made a special bushing out of the end of an old hose from a regular cpap hose and it still works great. The adapter had in my view a design flaw, and all it does is hook your hose to the humidifier and a special hose inside the adapter to disperse the ozone into the humidifier so you can keep the heated hose connected to the humidifier 24/7 in between the adapter, but that was too much of a pain in the butt for me so I busted that piece off and made the bushing. « Show Less
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I do not have any experience with the type you are talking about. I do like the ozone feature on this one because I believe it helps reduce bacteria on the skin and in my sinuses. I am still very happy with my purchase.
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There is a regulator at the base of the facial cone. U can control steam from there.
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Try some clear spray lacquer, there are many aerosol products available. Lacquer is often used to coat metals and such.