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Adding CDS to Oral Irrigator 31 Jan 2024 01:59 #81280

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I have a Hydrofloss brand oral irrigator with a 800 ml / 27 ounce reservoir. I'd like to add some CDS to help my gums. Any idea how much to add?

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Adding CDS to Oral Irrigator 31 Jan 2024 04:44 #81282

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You could go as high as 100ppm diluted CDS in the oral irrigator. 

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Adding CDS to Oral Irrigator 31 Jan 2024 10:54 #81286

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I do the same with the irrigator. I add around 10 ml CDS but I only fill it to 1/3 full or so with water. 10-15 seconds is good enough for me. Make sure to rinse the irrigator with clean water. Chlorine dioxide can mess with some plastics and rubbers if it's left to sit.
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