!44: Buying Vicks Vaporizer Instructions: November 2011

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Vicks Cool Mist and Warm Mist Humidifiers - A Brief Overview

!±8± Vicks Cool Mist and Warm Mist Humidifiers - A Brief Overview

Vicks Cool Mist & Warm Mist Humidifiers offer an array of humidifiers for large and small areas. The health benefits bring relief to people suffering from allergies, colds and asthma. The Vicks V4500 room humidifier features an adjustable humidistat that maintains a selected humidity level. Water is fed from the tank into the base where it is drawn into a centrifugal fan, which in turn spins the water into a superfine cool mist. This quickly brings moisture levels up for near immediate relief. The clear, one-gallon capacity tank shows the water level and provides up to 24 hours of humidifying on a single filling. The tank bottom is sloped for easy emptying, thus eliminating standing water. A large tank opening and easy grip cap make this unit easy to clean and refill. The daily output is one gallon with a power usage of 30 watts. Operation is whisper quiet and there are no expensive filters to replace. When the water reservoir is almost empty, the unit will automatically shut off. A limited three-year warranty is available.

The Vicks V3500N Single Room Evaporative Humidifier is an improved version of the discontinued Vicks V3500. This version is redesigned to be 20% quieter and now features optional Vicks vapor therapy. The one-gallon capacity supplies up to 24 hours of use on a single fill. The daily output is one gallon and the daily power consumption is 30 watts. The controls are analog and the unit has an automatic shutoff feature for when the reservoir is almost empty. The humidifier offers three speed control output settings, a removable clear tank that shows water level and a large tank opening for easy refills. It comes with a three year limited warranty.

The Vicks V745A Humidifier operates efficiently by boiling the tank water, which is then transferred into the air in the form of heated vapors. When the dry air meshes with the heated vapor in the cooling chamber, it is bacteria-free. This unit has a one-gallon clear tank and provides up to twelve hours of operation on one fill. The tank bottom is sloped for complete emptying. The daily output is two gallons and the power consumption is 260 watts. This quiet machine will not interrupt your sleep and is dishwasher safe.

An automatic shutoff adds extra safety when the water is low. The heater features a non-stick coating for simple cleaning and a power switch with two output settings. A glowing nightlight lights up the room and allows the humidifier to be seen at night. Vicks Cool Mist & Warm Mist Humidifiers come with a limited three-year warranty.

Vicks Cool Mist and Warm Mist Humidifiers - A Brief Overview

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Vicks UV 99.999% Germ Free Humidifier

!±8± Vicks UV 99.999% Germ Free Humidifier

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Vicks UV 99.999% Germ Free Humidifier. Worry Free, Healthful Moisture for Your Family. Please note that steam production time may take up to 6-7 minutes.

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Thursday, November 24, 2011

How to Choose a Humidifier - DadLabs Video

!±8± How to Choose a Humidifier - DadLabs Video

www.DadLabs.com - Winter brings cold and flu season. Many parents want to know if it's helpful to their child's health to have a humidifier in their child's bedroom. To find out, we talked with pediatrician and "Baby 411" author Dr. Ari Brown. She'll tell us the difference between a vaporizer and a humidifier along with which one is better for a baby. She also discusses whether a cool mist humidifier or warm mist humidifier is better for kids and how often they should be cleaned. Daddy Clay and Daddy Brad also demonstrate a few humidifiers from Crane and Vicks. If you've got thoughts on humidifiers, share them with us at DadLabs.com. DadLabs Ep. 720 is brought to you by BabyBjorn. Visit us at www.dadlabs.com Became a Facebook fan at www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com

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Monday, November 21, 2011

How to Help Your Dog With Kennel Cough

!±8± How to Help Your Dog With Kennel Cough

When I officially met my mother's new baby girl Miniature Schnauzer, Precious, she was one adorable pup! What an angel!

However, before we were due for her 1 week health check up required by our breeder, she came down with a lot of coughing and hacking. She sounded like she had something stuck in her throat that she wanted to cough up.

Poor little Precious has Kennel Cough, and it has gotten to be quite a pain for her, as she will have fits of trouble breathing, hacking and coughing, and is just generally uncomfortable, especially at night.

Kennel Cough is also called tracheobronchitis. It is a virus contracted by dogs, often when they are housed or come into contact with other dogs in a common area, such as the kennels, doggie daycare, groomers, and any other area frequented by a number of dogs. It is highly contagious. Incubation is 8-10 days and then your dog will start to show symptoms.

So, one of Precious' kennel-mates must have been infected with this virus and passed it on to her. It just breaks your heart to see a little puppy suffering so.

It is very important to do something proactive for this infection, especially in small pups and elderly dogs, as it could turn into something worse: Pneumonia!

What Your Vet Is Likely To Do:

The vet gave Precious 2 antibiotics to take at home:

1. Clavamox: A liquid antibiotic that comes with a dropper - 1 cc twice a day

2. Temaril P: A pill that we give her 1/2 of twice a day.

3. She was also given a shot to increase healing time, of which I am unsure of the name.

4. It was recommended by our vet that on top of the liquid vitamins our breeder gives us to give the puppies 2 cc twice a day in dropper format, that we also supplement her with more vitamins to increase her immune system response.

5. It is called Lickables Nutritional Gel - Super Charger. They really like the taste of it (I am told by outside resources that it tastes something like honey) and it boosts their immune system. In fact, the vet gave her a generous amount during this check up.

This stuff is great and we have used it before with our dogs that don't like or will not take vitamins because you an put it on their nose (don't cover their nostrils), or let them lick it off your finger or whatever. Sugar, my mother's dog will NOT take any kind of medication without a lot of trickery on our behalf! This stuff is fantastic for her! The vet says that a dog could live off of this stuff, especially if they are sick and don't want to eat, for a time...It is great for aging dogs as well!

6. We were also instructed to buy a Vicks Vaporizer: The same thing you would use for a baby or yourself when you have a similar infection.

You will also have to get the Vicks Vapo Steam, and the Steam Inhalant for this system. (This has really helped her a lot, especially at night!)

What Else You Can Do At Home:

The whole point here is to boost your terrier's immune system. The things you would do, you can do for your pup as well! Also, boosting any dog's immune system is important for prevention of infections and sicknesses.

We have been supplementing Precious' diet with:

1. Vitamin C: You can get a supplement specifically for dogs, or you can give them chewable human vitamin C tablets (our dogs won't take the human chewables from us, so we have to crush them and put them into their food if we use these).

Obviously, the difference is in the price.You can give them 500 mg 3 times/day (250 mg for tiny terriers). If you get Vitamin C specifically for canines, follow the directions on the bottle.

2. Echinacea: Again, you can get Echinacea especially for dogs, or get the kind for humans (we have been using the human form, as it is cheaper and does the trick).

Follow the instructions on the bottle, but probably reduce the dosage in 1/2 if it is for humans. We just open up the capsules and mix the contents in with the food. For canine specific Echinacea, follow instructions on the bottle.

3. You can also use Colloidial Silver, Goldenseal Herb, etc. etc. The list goes on and on with supplements that can boost immunity!

4. Homemade Chicken Soup:

I am not kidding. If you know how to make chicken soup from scratch at home, this is fantastic for your terrier! Reduce salt levels though.

Who doesn't want Chicken Soup when they feel sick? Your terrier is no exception!

5. Sleep!: Let your pooch sleep as much as they desire! They need it, especially if they are very uncomfortable at night.

Some other things to keep in mind are:

1. Keep your terrier dry! Since we are in fall, it will be raining quite a bit, and winter is around the corner. If they get wet outside, dry them off thoroughly. Don't let them "catch cold". Don't bathe them while they are sick with Kennel Cough if you can at all help it!

2. Love: Give your terrier lots of love! They will need and want it!

Disclaimer: Any information contained in this site relating to various medical, health and fitness conditions of Terriers and their treatments is for informational purposes only and is not meant to be a substitute for the advice provided by your own veterinarian. You should not use the information contained herein for diagnosing the health of any animal. You should always consult and check with your own vet or veterinarian.

by Kimberly Edwards