Hi Kathryn,
I've used CS in a nose spritzer, i.e. a misting spray, breathing in as I
spritzed two or three times each side and down the throat as well,
though that's difficult and makes me cough.  I'll do this every 40
minutes or hour for three or four repeats at the first sign of a cold or
respiratory flu.  It does have some well, sting, but it knocks colds
flat. 

Testimonial:  
Friend who has two kids, both had colds and gorky noses-faces.  We had
to sit on them, literally hold them down on the floor and spritz them
Greatly against their will, but it worked.  Believe me; it was Not the
placebo effect! 

I don't know about chronic fungal insult, but expect that the ultrasonic
humidifier if it were just cut loose in a room would knock down a lot of
the mold spores.  I'd also consider using an electrostatic air cleaner;
just got back from visiting another friend in Portland who has one in
her house air conditioning-heating system and the difference in air
quality is very noticeable. Since most of these generate negative ions
(which tend to attach to particles in the air) just as a fringe benefit,
I'd think the synergistic effect of the two devices working together
would be significant.  But YMMV. 

The fog from the ultrasonic humidifier is extremely fine, much smaller
droplets than the spinning types, and the heater types simply boil the
water away and leave the CS in the bottom as oxide.  I've tried
breathing the mist from the ultrasonic humidifier by putting a towel
over it and my head, small additional advantage of misting the eyes as
well as the face generally - maybe that's worthwhile, but the nose
spritzer does it for me and others who've tried it, whereas ingestion
doesn't.

BTW, all the ultrasonic humidifiers I've looked at have essentially the
same circuitry and transducers - not counting the small face-mask
personal ones.  Just take a peek down the cone the vapor-fog comes up
through and you can see the shiny little disc down at the bottom.  Skip
the internal water filter block some of them sell, just leave it out.

Take care,  Malcolm




On Sun, 2008-10-26 at 21:40 -0500, Clayton Family wrote:
> Ah, yes. That pesky sinus infection. I have it too, 


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