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nebulizer in hotels
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thefrogprincess
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Do you mean you got water in the hose? If so, who knows how it got there. You do want to get it out though so bacteria doesn't breed in it. Just hook it up to the compressor but not to your neb cup and run it for a while to blow the water out. Then when you get home replace it. In the future put the hose in a ziplock bag without anything else.
thefrogprincess
New member
Do you mean you got water in the hose? If so, who knows how it got there. You do want to get it out though so bacteria doesn't breed in it. Just hook it up to the compressor but not to your neb cup and run it for a while to blow the water out. Then when you get home replace it. In the future put the hose in a ziplock bag without anything else.
thefrogprincess
New member
Do you mean you got water in the hose? If so, who knows how it got there. You do want to get it out though so bacteria doesn't breed in it. Just hook it up to the compressor but not to your neb cup and run it for a while to blow the water out. Then when you get home replace it. In the future put the hose in a ziplock bag without anything else.
thefrogprincess
New member
Do you mean you got water in the hose? If so, who knows how it got there. You do want to get it out though so bacteria doesn't breed in it. Just hook it up to the compressor but not to your neb cup and run it for a while to blow the water out. Then when you get home replace it. In the future put the hose in a ziplock bag without anything else.
thefrogprincess
New member
Do you mean you got water in the hose? If so, who knows how it got there. You do want to get it out though so bacteria doesn't breed in it. Just hook it up to the compressor but not to your neb cup and run it for a while to blow the water out. Then when you get home replace it. In the future put the hose in a ziplock bag without anything else.
That happens to us all the time. It freaked us out at first. Then we found out it was from excess humidity in the room air. It gets through the filter an into the tubing. As soon as you notice the tubing getting foggy or if you see droplets, just take the neb cup off and let the air run for a few minutes. Doing this after every treatment also helps.
That happens to us all the time. It freaked us out at first. Then we found out it was from excess humidity in the room air. It gets through the filter an into the tubing. As soon as you notice the tubing getting foggy or if you see droplets, just take the neb cup off and let the air run for a few minutes. Doing this after every treatment also helps.
That happens to us all the time. It freaked us out at first. Then we found out it was from excess humidity in the room air. It gets through the filter an into the tubing. As soon as you notice the tubing getting foggy or if you see droplets, just take the neb cup off and let the air run for a few minutes. Doing this after every treatment also helps.
That happens to us all the time. It freaked us out at first. Then we found out it was from excess humidity in the room air. It gets through the filter an into the tubing. As soon as you notice the tubing getting foggy or if you see droplets, just take the neb cup off and let the air run for a few minutes. Doing this after every treatment also helps.
That happens to us all the time. It freaked us out at first. Then we found out it was from excess humidity in the room air. It gets through the filter an into the tubing. As soon as you notice the tubing getting foggy or if you see droplets, just take the neb cup off and let the air run for a few minutes. Doing this after every treatment also helps.