detroitislove
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I just decided after years of having the same nebulizers i should replace them since they all say to do so every six months.
why is that?
why is that?
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Replacing nebs every six months
- Thread starter detroitislove
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detroitislove
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I just decided after years of having the same nebulizers i should replace them since they all say to do so every six months.
why is that?
why is that?
detroitislove
New member
I just decided after years of having the same nebulizers i should replace them since they all say to do so every six months.
why is that?
why is that?
detroitislove
New member
I just decided after years of having the same nebulizers i should replace them since they all say to do so every six months.
why is that?
why is that?
detroitislove
New member
I just decided after years of having the same nebulizers i should replace them since they all say to do so every six months.
why is that?
why is that?
jamie6girl
New member
Hey Maggie
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I think because boiling them can make them warp in ways that would cause the medicine not to come out as efficiently as it should. Also, I can imagine they get a build up of residue and stuff after a while.
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I think because boiling them can make them warp in ways that would cause the medicine not to come out as efficiently as it should. Also, I can imagine they get a build up of residue and stuff after a while.
jamie6girl
New member
Hey Maggie
<br><br>
I think because boiling them can make them warp in ways that would cause the medicine not to come out as efficiently as it should. Also, I can imagine they get a build up of residue and stuff after a while.
<br><br>
I think because boiling them can make them warp in ways that would cause the medicine not to come out as efficiently as it should. Also, I can imagine they get a build up of residue and stuff after a while.
jamie6girl
New member
Hey Maggie
<br><br>
I think because boiling them can make them warp in ways that would cause the medicine not to come out as efficiently as it should. Also, I can imagine they get a build up of residue and stuff after a while.
<br><br>
I think because boiling them can make them warp in ways that would cause the medicine not to come out as efficiently as it should. Also, I can imagine they get a build up of residue and stuff after a while.
jamie6girl
New member
Hey Maggie
<br><br>
I think because boiling them can make them warp in ways that would cause the medicine not to come out as efficiently as it should. Also, I can imagine they get a build up of residue and stuff after a while.
<br><br>
I think because boiling them can make them warp in ways that would cause the medicine not to come out as efficiently as it should. Also, I can imagine they get a build up of residue and stuff after a while.
jamie6girl
New member
Hey Maggie
<br><br>
I think because boiling them can make them warp in ways that would cause the medicine not to come out as efficiently as it should. Also, I can imagine they get a build up of residue and stuff after a while.
<br><br>
I think because boiling them can make them warp in ways that would cause the medicine not to come out as efficiently as it should. Also, I can imagine they get a build up of residue and stuff after a while.