E
edan
Guest
Hi. My clinic said you can't steam or boil the nebulizer tubing because pseudomonas can grow there.
So, how do you sterilize it?
Thank you!!
So, how do you sterilize it?
Thank you!!
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E
edan
Guest
Hi. My clinic said you can't steam or boil the nebulizer tubing because pseudomonas can grow there.
So, how do you sterilize it?
Thank you!!
So, how do you sterilize it?
Thank you!!
E
edan
Guest
Hi. My clinic said you can't steam or boil the nebulizer tubing because pseudomonas can grow there.
<br />
<br />So, how do you sterilize it?
<br />
<br />Thank you!!
<br />
<br />So, how do you sterilize it?
<br />
<br />Thank you!!
M
Mommafirst
Guest
We don't. If it gets condensation in there, I run the compressor without the neb on it until it dries out. I try to replace the tubing regularly (once every 2 weeks or so)
M
Mommafirst
Guest
We don't. If it gets condensation in there, I run the compressor without the neb on it until it dries out. I try to replace the tubing regularly (once every 2 weeks or so)
M
Mommafirst
Guest
We don't. If it gets condensation in there, I run the compressor without the neb on it until it dries out. I try to replace the tubing regularly (once every 2 weeks or so)
E
edan
Guest
Good idea. I will get extra tubing.
Thank you!
Thank you!
E
edan
Guest
Good idea. I will get extra tubing.
Thank you!
Thank you!
E
edan
Guest
Good idea. I will get extra tubing.
<br />
<br />Thank you!
<br />
<br />Thank you!
Each neb cup we get comes with a set of tubing and it's recommended to periodically replace it; given how many neb cups we have we always have some on hand. We replace it every few months as well as after Emily's been sick.
We also run the compressor with the neb cup removed if we notice condensation.
We also run the compressor with the neb cup removed if we notice condensation.
Each neb cup we get comes with a set of tubing and it's recommended to periodically replace it; given how many neb cups we have we always have some on hand. We replace it every few months as well as after Emily's been sick.
We also run the compressor with the neb cup removed if we notice condensation.
We also run the compressor with the neb cup removed if we notice condensation.
Each neb cup we get comes with a set of tubing and it's recommended to periodically replace it; given how many neb cups we have we always have some on hand. We replace it every few months as well as after Emily's been sick.
<br />
<br />We also run the compressor with the neb cup removed if we notice condensation.
<br />
<br />We also run the compressor with the neb cup removed if we notice condensation.
Hi All, just wanted to clarify. If the tubing is dry after running the compressor., how is it likely that bugs/bacteria will grow. When i say dry, i mean dry. I have never noticed any form of moisture build up in the tubing. Just curious, i mean if it realy does need replacing i would do it, no hesitation.
At the moment it just seems as good as new and its about 1 month old.
Hmmmmmmmm confusing, esp when the clinic docs tell you its safe for min 6months so as long as you run the compressor to remove condensation.
At the moment it just seems as good as new and its about 1 month old.
Hmmmmmmmm confusing, esp when the clinic docs tell you its safe for min 6months so as long as you run the compressor to remove condensation.
Hi All, just wanted to clarify. If the tubing is dry after running the compressor., how is it likely that bugs/bacteria will grow. When i say dry, i mean dry. I have never noticed any form of moisture build up in the tubing. Just curious, i mean if it realy does need replacing i would do it, no hesitation.
At the moment it just seems as good as new and its about 1 month old.
Hmmmmmmmm confusing, esp when the clinic docs tell you its safe for min 6months so as long as you run the compressor to remove condensation.
At the moment it just seems as good as new and its about 1 month old.
Hmmmmmmmm confusing, esp when the clinic docs tell you its safe for min 6months so as long as you run the compressor to remove condensation.