One day on breakfast TV, I vaguely recall seeing an unpleasant demonstration by Johnny Vaughan of a device that could remove all the snot from a bunged-up person's head in one go. How might it have worked and is it still for sale?

shady shaker

I always find my right index finger works perfectly well. Why don't you try the same thing, Gmack? Don't waste your money on some machine! Feb 06 05, 4:58 AM

Buck540

Yes, it's a thin tube that you would connect to your vacuum, the tube is clear because when you see blood you know its time to stop. Feb 06 05, 1:51 PM

gmackematix

Good luck in patenting that one, Buck. The one I saw looked like a small Aladdin's lamp affair that had some sort of fluid in it. Feb 06 05, 8:42 PM

Buck540

Sounds like a Neti pot, used by Yogis to clean out their nasal passages. Here is a good article on Neti pots: http://www.healthandyoga.com/html/clean/nasal.html Feb 06 05, 9:08 PM

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