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By (user no longer on site) OP 36 weeks ago
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"Here with the burning issues! This is one I have puzzled over and attempted a knitted nose warmer solution. Problem is it gets all wet with breath…then you have a cold and soggy nose 
Mrs TMN x"
I'm a certified mouth breather so don't have that problem. I only use my nose when I get fed up of tasting smells. |
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"Here with the burning issues! This is one I have puzzled over and attempted a knitted nose warmer solution. Problem is it gets all wet with breath…then you have a cold and soggy nose
Mrs TMN x
I'm a certified mouth breather so don't have that problem. I only use my nose when I get fed up of tasting smells."
Get knitting then  |
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Get your old face masks out of the drawer.
My asthmatic friend said the walks that she was able to go on during winter lockdown were the easiest for her as the air going into her lungs was kept warmer so reduced the effort she needed and was able to walk further more comfortably. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 36 weeks ago
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"Get one of those elasticated wooly willy warmers and use that.
You'll look like pinocchio, but...🤷♂️"
That's actually more like what I had in mind.
Will be all the rage one day. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 36 weeks ago
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"Got any Comic Relief Red Noses going spare? Bit of felt, bit of Superglue and away you go with a toastie nose.
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That's a banging idea - self clasping.
*scribbles down notes* |
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