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Date: 2019-03-30 12:58 am (UTC)I've found that it's best when I get the water temperature right and measure the right amount of salt. My sinuses like things to be just right. I do use tap water though.
Interesting that it reduces reactions to fragrances for you. My reactions are more neurological than respiratory, but I wonder if it would help when I know I've been exposed. I was just thinking of posting to ask for post-exposure suggestions.