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i used a neti pot for ages. Its great if you have allergies, or are blocked up. It doesn;t hurt at all. I still do it once in a while but I am not allergic to stuff around NY, and this kip is not as damp as the kips I lived in in Ireland.
It also helps you smell things better, and taste things better. I have also heard anecdotally (including my experiance) that it helps you get sick less.
Its free, it has no side effects, and it makes a huge difference to some people.

So, in summary, Neti for the win.

One thing is that since I got surgery in my sinus, water can sometimes get trapped, and fall out at random times. This can be awkward.
edit, oh yeah, dont get a ceramic pot like that, I got a Stainless Steel one which wont break if you drop it.
 
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...Josef-Fritzl-book-in-Fathers-Day-display.html

Tesco displays Josef Fritzl book in Father's Day display


Tesco has been criticised for displaying a book about Josef Fritzl in its Father's Day gift section.


Published: 7:00AM BST 19 Jun 2009

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The Tesco store in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, said no-one was being forced to buy the Josef Fritzl book Photo: GETTY


Shoppers were amazed to see the title detailing the gruesome crimes of the Austrian billed as a suitable present.
In The Crimes of Josef Fritzl, the true depravity of the man who locked up his daughter Elisabeth in a cellar for 24 years and fathered seven children with her - murdering one of them - is detailed.


Yet at the Tesco store in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, it is seen fit as a good way to toast Father's Day.
And amazingly the chain has defended its decision to stock it in the promotion.
One female shopper, who asked to remain anonymous, said: "Am I alone in feeling appalled to see a book entitled The Crimes of Josef Fritzl on display as a suggested gift for Father's Day? "It's hardly an appropriate Father's Day gift, I would have thought."
But Tesco has hit back at the complaints, saying it would smack of censorship to remove certain books because some people found them offensive.
A spokesman said: "It's a book about a true crime and fathers and people in general are interested in things like this, books about the war, serial killers etc.
"It's not a vulgar or grotesque book. It's a serious book about a very serious crime.
"It would be touching on censorship if we removed it. Where would we draw the line? Would you like us to go through every DVD we sell removing those that some may find offensive?
"Tesco are comfortable selling this book. Crime fiction and non-fiction are very popular. This was a high-profile case that occurred in recent times.
"I wouldn't be comfortable buying it as a Father's Day gift, but I wouldn't want to tell other people not to. No-one is being forced to buy it."
However, the supermarket chain later changed its policy.
“It was never our intention to cause offence to any of our customers. It was placed there by mistake and has been removed," a spokesman said.
 
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