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Step 1: One Rhino Spoon of Salt
Saltwater is the natural and gentle solution for the mucous membranes. Safe to use; no chemicals added, no side effects.
Prepare a saline solution by filling the Rhino Horn with a Rhino Spoon of ordinary fine-grained kitchen salt or sea salt
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Step 2: Add lukewarm water
Add lukewarm / body temperature water (37° C / 98.6° F).
Do not use salt replacements. Close the openings of the Rhino Horn with your palm and finger and shake it a few times to dissolve the salt.
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Step 3: Nasal Cleansing
To use the Rhino Horn, tilt your head sideways over the sink and from the side gently place the spout into the upper nostril. Start with your less congested nostril. Breathing normally through your open mouth, pour the saline solution into your upper nostril, and if the angle of the head is correct, the water will drain directly through the lower nostril.
When approximately half the water in the Rhino Horn has run through your nose, remove it and repeat on your other nostril
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Step 4: Cleaning and Drying
You may empty your nose from water and mucus by closing one nostril and blow GENTLY through the open nostril. If you hear any noise like popping in your ear, you have blown too hard.
*Instructions here are simplified, please follow the instruction of the video in this description and on the pamphlet that comes with your product
Recommended
This method of rinsing the nose with lukewarm saltwater is an easy and gentle way of removing crusts and foreign particles from the nasal passages. It’s simple to do and has no harmful side effects. It has proved to be highly effective in the prevention and alleviates of symptoms of sinusitis. Those suffering from pollen and dust allergies may in many cases reduce their symptoms by practising nasal cleansing.