Just saw this'n, last night:
https://youtu.be/HeqSquuOjVw
Needs a better name, I suggest the Booger-pik...
https://youtu.be/HeqSquuOjVw
Needs a better name, I suggest the Booger-pik...
More as seen on TV stuff...
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Naaah.. . . . Needs a better name, I suggest the Booger-pik...
the snot sniffer
the booger blaster
the mucus muncher
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"The Savage Snot Locker De-Clogger"
The comments afterwards were pretty brutal...
All kidding aside, anyone who has used saline rinse would probably love to try this thing. My saline bottle works plenty fine and is a lot easier to store.
If you haven't tried the Sinus Rinse treatment it really helps with head colds or sinus infections! Totally weird the first time you try it but you'll be glad you did.
The comments afterwards were pretty brutal...
All kidding aside, anyone who has used saline rinse would probably love to try this thing. My saline bottle works plenty fine and is a lot easier to store.
If you haven't tried the Sinus Rinse treatment it really helps with head colds or sinus infections! Totally weird the first time you try it but you'll be glad you did.
No thanks. Get enough stuff running out of my nose, dont want saltwater too. I shudder at the thought.
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Frank!
The salt ends up drying out your sinuses. Ever put salt on a worm? (Savage and revolting but boys do that kind of stuff...) It dissolves mucus and the residual salt stops any more. It really dries you up and you can double or triple up on the salt. After a couple three days you are much less runny.
Its THE BEST thing you can do for a sinus infection. It really helps healing up.
One warning: Always use bottled water or boiled water that has cooled. Some tap water systems have bacteria that can grow in your sinus cavities and create other issues.
The salt ends up drying out your sinuses. Ever put salt on a worm? (Savage and revolting but boys do that kind of stuff...) It dissolves mucus and the residual salt stops any more. It really dries you up and you can double or triple up on the salt. After a couple three days you are much less runny.
Its THE BEST thing you can do for a sinus infection. It really helps healing up.
One warning: Always use bottled water or boiled water that has cooled. Some tap water systems have bacteria that can grow in your sinus cavities and create other issues.
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Yup. Its a real product.
I love the "sensitive" crying boyfriend near the end...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKLnhuzh9uY
I love the "sensitive" crying boyfriend near the end...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKLnhuzh9uY
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CCR,
Thanks again for your considerable research findings. The "Booger Bagger" looks like it works and the poo-pourri, I wonder if it is septic tank safe?
We usually just light a match or use one of those foo-foo sprays.
Burt
"Boogeranalysis". Picking a booger from your nose and then looking at it on your finger.
"Snotatology". Blowing your nose in a handkerchief and then looking at it.
"Snotatology". Blowing your nose in a handkerchief and then looking at it.
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If you guys like home-made salsa, those little machines are killer. (Mine has the old-style crank on top...)