to a reasonable degree, at least.

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    Saline nasal spray. Just get the generic. It’s just freaking salt water.

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      Just make it yourself, 1g of salt in 100 mL of lukewarm water

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        For anyone reading this

        MAKE SURE YOU BOIL THE WATER FIRST

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          Would it be better to pressure sterilize it? Or would using distilled water be sufficient?

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            Not sure about pressure sterilization, I guess as long as it kills everything.

            Distilled water is safe.

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              Boiling at atmospheric pressure generally takes much longer to sterilize than boiling at like 15 psi. I was mostly curious about how sterile we should be.

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          This really burned my sinuses, I do not recommend.

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        Does this recipe need high precision? Because maybe that is a no-no for people without a decent scale and some volumetric equipment. Sure, if you already have this stuff it’s fine, and probably you know good practices like using a properly treated volume of water. But if you don’t, it’s perhaps better to just buy the cheaper stuff.

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          Not at all. If you feel it burning, just water it down a bit more. No harm done.