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Woman dies from rare brain-eating disease after using neti pot
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Woman dies from rare brain-eating disease after using neti pot
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And yes, using contaminated water is never a good idea for anything.
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Just started using a netipot along with a spray. I'm using the distilled water but I guess I have not been cleaning it correctly as I've just been running scolding hot water through it for a few minutes when I'm done. I've only been using it a week though.
I'm curious what your routine is. Do you use this every day? If so, how do you clean and how often do you clean it? Seems like a pretty tedious cleaning process to use on a daily basis to me.
When you're rinsing yours out, are you using distilled water for that too or just tap? I googled cleaning it today and I was seeing stuff about using dish detergent and scrubbing it thoroughly and then rinsing it with distilled water to get the soap out. Also saw that some people put it in the dishwasher after every use. Seems like a lot to me......but then again, I'd rather not contract a brain eating disease!
I boil any water that I use, whether distilled or bottled spring water, then let it cool in a disinfected measuring cup that I cover with a paper towel. Sometimes I'm lazy and just microwave the water for two minutes in the same measuring cup. I do this about 30 minutes before I plan to rinse, usually at bed time, because it takes that long to cool before I pour it into the bottle. I disinfect everything in the microwave before each use. I just rinse the bottle and the cap with tap water and zap it for 30 seconds. I worry more about injecting melted plastic up my nose than brain eating amoebas. When I'm done, I don't do any more than rinse everything with hot tap water.
I also really hope I don't get a brain eating disease!!
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Maybe buy her a few gallons of distilled water for Valentines day. What could be more romantic than a gift of distilled water that say, "I love you do"? Seriously though, it's inexpensive and maybe if you bought some for her she would use it. Maybe also get your water tested for bacteria and other pollutants- probably not a bad idea anyway these days!