Posted on November 30th, 2008 by Content Keyword RSS
No one tagged me for this. But I’m tagging a bunch of people. You’re probably on the list.Yeah, you.So blog this. You know, if you have a blog and all…Because sometimes it’s hard to know what to write about.Holidaze are busy.Some days I sit down to write something for my blog and draw a blank. If that happens to you in the next month or so, use this handy meme. You can do the whole thing at once, like I did, or use one question a day and have something to write about for 25 days in a row!If I
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Posted on November 29th, 2008 by Content Keyword RSS
Will Nasal Drip Make Your Breath Smell Bad? November 29th, 2008 by Darren Wumoult The human nose is a natural filter picking up dust particles, bacteria and other air pollutants on a daily basis. With the normal production of mucus, the debris collected is then swept to the back of the throat by millions of tiny hair like structures called cilia. These cilia line the nasal cavity and then are swallowed. Once in the stomach the acids destroy any dangerous bacteria. Although this sounds pretty
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Posted on November 29th, 2008 by Post Nasal Drip
Bissell Vacuum Cleaner Pre-Motor Filter
Bissell vacuum cleaner pre-motor filter fits all CleanView, all PowerTrak and all bagless Lift-Off vacuum cleaners. Genuine Bissell part.
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Posted on November 28th, 2008 by Post Nasal Drip
Vision Lite Swivel Glide Exhaust Filter - 2 Pack
2 Pack - Genuine microfresh exhaust filter fits Dirt Devil Vision Lite Swivel Glide model 088600, Featherlite Bagless, Vision Lite, [...]
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Posted on November 27th, 2008 by Content Keyword RSS
by Darren Wumoult Each time you take in a deep breath, air is not the only thing that enters your nose, especially if you live in modern urban areas. Microscopic particles of dust, bacteria and other matters floating in the air are sucked into your nose as well. These foreign objects are filtered by the mucus in the nasal cavity and barred from entering your lungs. Instead, these foreign particles, together with the mucus, are pushed all the way back until you swallow them. In the stomach, the
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