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@sueinmn I also plan on wearing a mask in crowded areas. Did you wear a certain kind or just the normal kind you can get at a hospital?
@sueinmn glad to know you just used your antibacterial Dawn and tap water daily to clean your nebulizer equipment. I wondered about bringing a collapsible kettle to sterilize but wasn’t sure if that would be necessary. I’m not sure if my hotels will have a kettle to sterilize weekly.
@sueinmn did I get that correct that you used tap water and antibacterial Dawn to clean your equipment and then tried to sterilize once a week? I don’t know if I needed to boil the water before using it to clean the equipment.
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@sueinmn my daughter has been to Italy too and she just filled her water bottle at all of the fountains around, but I didn’t think that was probably safe for me without a life straw water bottle. I’m glad to hear bottled spring water is readily available, that may be the route I go instead.
The Neilmed NASA Mist Stetile saline wash sounds like a good option I didn’t know about. How do many uses can you get from one of the cans? How do you know how much to use? I did read that some distilled water was better than others but the cans sound like a good idea.
I will probably take my Pari Trek but it’s a little slower than my Pari pro neb max. I usually use Dawn to clean my equipment but haven’t tried the antibacterial Dawn, I’ll have to look for it.
Thanks for the info.