Would this be good as a handkerchief? Thank you everyone! To be a bit more clear, I'm looking for an alternative kleanex for my nose :( allergies are a killer while backpacking and I run out of kleanex fast!
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Maybe. Depends on what you are trying to soak/ wipe up. Sweat, tears, other non viscous liquids? Prob will work well for that. Nose fluid and other viscous liquids? Prob not so much
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Hi Kelley. Did you end up buying this? I too want to get it for my allergy vials. If you bought this, did it work? Did it end up freezing your allergy vials? Did the allergy vials fit? Thanks!
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Ultra breathable is the best to get. I react to indoor stuff just like you. I wear them when Im cleaning at home. If your nose is small and round you need to get The one either for small rounded adult nose or medium rounded adult nose. One of then have to work. The others will not.
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Seems a bit wasteful to me. They are lint free, scratchy particle free Kleenex I suppose. Way cheaper to buy a box of nasal tissues to blow a nose? There is a correct tool for every task, and a person ( being kind here) to abuse that tool!
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They would both work but you may be better served to get a vivks. Apotizer as that will keep the air wet rather than diffusing essential oils into the air. Feel better soon ; )
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Yes. It has helped me a lot. It basically creates a relatively clean pocket of air under your nose. Of course, a few things are likely to slip through, but I find it a dramatic improvement.
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What?? Companies dust TP w/corn starch?? Yikes! I don't think this is dusted with anything, as I have a pretty sensitive nose and this is all we use in the house, instead of tissues. I can't use other products (like puffs or other "mainstream" brands of TP & tissues) b/c of the "dust" factor that just bothers me and makes me sneeze. Maybe it's been corn starch all this time with those other brands...!
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Hi--just travelled up north with a bottle of Thieves' spray, and it stayed good the entire time. I felt a cough coming, so I used it on the plane, and a few times while abroad, and got better by the next day. This product is fantastic.
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I also had fitting problems. Go to the woodyknows website and leave an email for them - they are extremely helpful and should be able to help you find the right ones for your nose. Once I got the right ones it made living with allergies SOOO much better!
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Go to wellnessmama. Com as Katie has some info on this clay. I followed the pkg directions for face mask an it was way too much. I had trouble getting a good consistency cuz it clumps. For bath I used 2 scoops, like coffee scooper. I also put 2 scoops in big bowl an soaked my feet but again the stuff clumps an takes forever to dissolve.
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I've only used it for compression hose, but it works well for that. The only problem I've had is being active on warm, humid days, when the adhesive may detach. Since your forehead and scalp won't be moving as much as my thighs, and gravity will be working for you instead of against you (unless you're a high-wire aerialist) I don't anticipate any problems. When you want to get it off, it comes off without much discomfort, unlike spirit gum which once took a hefty hank of my hair with it.
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I have an aromatherapy amphora, and I would stick with kiln-fired clay for an item like this, personally. You might give this air dry clay a shot for a room amphora or "biscuit," but I wouldn't wear it, because I'm pretty sure the oils and moisture would break down the dried clay piece.
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I bought this as an allergen protector..it sits under a regular mattress pad and 2" memory foam mattress topper..only way to survive college life! However, as a care-giver for a 94 yr old his seems to work fine. ..haven't tried just pouring water right on it though. Have you thought of putting the mattress in a zip-on plastic cover and then using this one on top? Sure to stay dry that way...
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I'm thinking of getting the irrigation system. My doctor recommended irrigating the sinuses with salt water, I just make it at home. I used to use a neti pot, but I don't like it so I just use my clean hand cupped and it works better for me. Yes, it does help much. It also prevents colds and the flu. Another thing that helps my allergies to pollens is filtering the air I have a hepa filter that relieves my allergies after filtering the air for 45 minutes, and rinsing out my sinuses, together that helps a lot. I'm thinking of getting the irrigation system, if it'll save me time. I wish some one who had one would post.
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Hay also.....I just noticed that Amazon has them on sale right now for $13.20! The Enisyl-F Lysine ones, that is!!! And I wondered something else for you.....my Vet, a long time ago, said that I could ALSO use a mild over the counter eye drop whenever needed. Just ask your Pharmacist, they will be able to tell you which one to use!!!
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I have allergies too. I use this for dusting everything in the home. It makes quick work of dusting large and small areas. It fits into small spaces. I love it. I still go over thing once in a while with Windex, but for weekly cleaning it works great and is very fast. I find I do a much better job of dusting with this brush. Things like doors and around windows that I did once in a blue moon I do about every other week now since it is so fast.
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I have chronic sinus/allergy problems and this does help with congestion I get. It is the only product that has been given an OK by MD's and my Pharmacist. Does it work as well as it does for chest congestion? I am going to go with no, simply because any medical compound is going to have a tougher time getting to the head. I actually had a pharmacist who told me I should lay down when taking antibiotics for sinus infection. the problem is not many of us can afford to laydown for a week or to. It works for me that is why I am on this page.