Rack for NeilMed Sinus Rinse

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A Neti pot is a traditional South Asian tool for irrigating and clearing the sinuses. A company called NeilMed has introduced a widely-available Neti pot product, and also a variant I prefer that works by squeezing rather than pouring, which they call the Sinus Rinse. This thing is fantastic whenever you have a cold or allergies that cause your sinuses to be congested. I've created a simple rack for storing the two parts of the NeilMed Sinus Rinse (the bottle and the nozzle). Much better than leaving the thing lying around on your counter or shoved in a drawer, this rack keeps it out of the way and allows it to dry between uses; since it's in sight, it also provides a subtle reminder to actually use it. The back is sized to fit 3M double-sided tape for easy mounting on tile or glass. Instructions Print the rack and clean up as necessary. It's a single piece. Tolerances are generous so it should work right off the printer. Put a strip of double-sided foam mounting tape along the back, and mount it in an appropriate spot. Since a small amount of water will drip off as the thing dries, it's smart to find a place where drips will not cause problems, e.g., over a counter, a sink, a plant, a towel rack or wastebasket. Have fun!