Using a nose steamer, or facial steamer, is a simple process designed to open pores and help relieve congestion. Here's a step-by-step guide:
Getting Started
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Fill the Water Reservoir: Begin by filling the steamer's water reservoir. Fill it to the maximum level indicated, or slightly below. Important Note: Avoid using reverse osmosis (RO) water. (Reference: Step 1 & 2)
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Secure the Steam Mask: Carefully place the steam mask onto the steamer, ensuring a secure and tight fit to prevent steam leakage. (Reference: Step 3)
Using the Steamer
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Power On & Inhale: Turn on the steamer's power button. Lean your face forward, positioning it comfortably close to the steam outlet of the mask. Inhale the steam gently. (Reference: Step 4)
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Safe Shut Down: Always turn off the steamer and unplug it from the power source before adding more water or cleaning it. (Reference: Step 5)
Important Considerations
- Water Type: Using regular tap water is generally recommended. Avoid RO water, as it lacks certain minerals that may affect steam quality.
- Distance: Maintain a safe distance from the steam outlet to prevent burns.
- Duration: Steam for a recommended duration, typically around 10-15 minutes. Always refer to your steamer's instructions for specific guidelines.