I’ve seen that you should buy distilled water to rinse your nose with, but I probably get regular water in my eyes and nose when I shower anyways wouldn’t it be dangerous while showering also?
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Three people have died from tapwater-filled neti-pots over the past three decades. [https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/neti-pots-nasal-rinsing-devices-linked-potentially-deadly-amoeba](https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/neti-pots-nasal-rinsing-devices-linked-potentially-deadly-amoeba)
That death rate of ONE PERSON EVERY TEN YEARS is considered by some people to be unacceptably risky for too little reward. I don’t believe it — it seems crazy small compared to the risk/reward profiles of almost everything else I do in my life.
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