Snoot Baby Nasal Aspirator with 9 Filters

Each day our body produces about 2 quarts of fluid to lubricate the mucous membranes in our sinuses, nose, mouth and throat. These normally flow down to the back of the throat down to the stomach with the help of the cilia. But from time to time, mucous would dry up and thicken. This would slow down the cilia and in case of a virus, the cilia would stop waving all together. You'd suddenly be aware of a post nasal drip. So how can you get that mucous back to its ordinary watery self? Stopping post nasal drip can be quite easy. You have to blow your nose regularly; this simple act eliminates some excessive nasal drainage from the front of the nose. You can also flush with salt water solution using an aspirator. You can wash that mucus clogged feeling and even the bad breath that comes with it. ½ teaspoon of salt is suggested with 8 ounces of water. It can be quite uncomfortable at first but it will get easier. You can flush your nose 3 times a day for 5 days if need. Gargling w