• Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale

Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale

No.HF180

Material: POM, ABS

Water tank capacity: 180ML

Pressure range: 30-120 psi

Frequency: 1200 times/min

Operation mode: 4 Clean Models

Rechargeable battery: 2000mAh

Charging time: about 5 hours

Working time: about 50 minutes

Color:White; Black;Green

  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale
  • Spray Type Nasal Washer Factory Direct Wholesale

Description

   The portable nasal irrigator designed by Janue Life is a nursing device used for nasal irrigation, It is achieved by delivering specialized physiological saline or sea salt solution into the nasal cavity to flush away allergens, bacteria, dust, and excessive viscous secretions, forming a protective layer on the mucosal surface and enhancing the nasal defense ability.
   Nasal allergies can have a significant impact on your daily life, causing discomfort and potentially leading to severe complications if left untreated. However,
    there are a ultimate solution for these serious consequences of nasal allergies. Nasal irrigators are often used by allergy clinics for effective treatment.
Advantages of the Nasal Irrigator:

   Can clean the nasal cavity, wash away dust, pollen, and bacteria, especially friendly to people with allergic rhinitis or air pollution environments;
   Can relieve nasal congestion, dilute secretions, and make breathing smoother;
   Can keep the nasal cavity moist and alleviate discomfort caused by dryness.











Spray-Type Nasal Washer Overview

Janue Life builds this spray-type nasal washer on the same oral care lines as the rest of its range, and as a water flosser manufacturer the factory handles production in-house rather than through subcontractors. Saline or sea salt solution is drawn from the tank and released through the spray head, so a rinse arrives as a steady mist rather than a squeeze-and-gush. That keeps the flow easy to control, which matters when the nasal lining is already irritated by pollen, dust or dry winter air. Because the pump, tank and battery sit inside one housing, a session takes one hand and needs no tap, hose or basin nearby.

Spray-Type Design Advantages

  • Mist instead of a jet — the spray head breaks the solution into a fine pattern, so the rinse reaches the upper passages without the hard, stinging stream a bulb syringe can produce.
  • Consistent, powered flow — a small pump keeps the spray even from the first second of a session to the last, rather than weakening as the tank empties the way a squeeze bottle does.
  • Cordless and self-contained — battery, tank and pump all sit inside the housing, so nothing is plugged in while you rinse and nothing has to be held above head height.
  • Adjustable to the user — a first-timer can keep the spray soft, while someone rinsing every day through allergy season can step the flow up without buying a second device.

Build & Finish

The housing is moulded in ABS, with POM specified for the parts that meet water and take the wear of daily handling. Both are engineering plastics chosen for life in a wet environment: they hold their shape, keep their finish and wipe clean with a damp cloth rather than needing a specialist cleaner. The tank and spray head see the most contact and the most rinsing, so they are the two areas worth examining first on any sample before a production run. Since the outside wipes down without taking the unit apart, the device stays presentable through months of daily use on a bathroom shelf or a pharmacy display.

Everyday Use Scenarios

  • Allergy season at home — through pollen weeks, a rinse clears the allergens that collect in the nasal passages and helps the lining stay comfortable overnight.
  • Dusty cities and commutes — traffic dust and fine particles settle in the nose after a day outdoors, and an evening rinse is a simple way to clear them out.
  • Cold and congestion — when secretions thicken, the spray helps loosen and flush them so breathing feels easier.
  • Heating and air conditioning — dry indoor air irritates the nasal lining; a saline rinse keeps it moist and eases the tight, dry feeling that builds up by the end of the day.
  • Clinic and pharmacy channels — allergy clinics use nasal irrigators in their routines and pharmacies stock them beside saline sachets, which makes this a natural shelf companion for those buyers.

Setting Up & Daily Care

  1. Charge the unit before the first session, then top it up whenever the spray begins to feel weaker than usual.
  2. Fill the tank with physiological saline or a sea salt solution prepared for nasal rinsing.
  3. Start on the softest setting when the passages are sore or when the user is new to rinsing, and step up only if the flow feels too light.
  4. Lean forward over a basin, breathe through the mouth and let the spray work; pushing the head in deeper does not rinse any better.
  5. Rinse the tank with clean water and wipe the housing with a damp cloth after each session.
  6. Let the tank and spray head air-dry before storing the unit upright, out of direct sun and away from damp cabinets.

Specifications

ItemValue
ModelHF180
Water tank180 ml
Pressure range30–120 psi
Pulse frequency1,200 pulses per minute
Cleaning modes4 clean modes
Power sourceRechargeable, 2000mAh battery
Charging timeAbout 5 hours
Working timeAbout 50 minutes per charge
ColoursWhite, black, green
ProductionMade in-house at the Janue Life factory in Shenzhen
CustomisationOEM and ODM work supported

Scale & Supply Capability

Janue Life is a factory-direct supplier of oral and nasal care devices, working with wholesale, foreign trade and OEM buyers. Our range covers dental irrigators, electric toothbrushes and nasal irrigators in several build types, so buyers can build or extend a personal-care line with one focused partner. We welcome OEM and customisation projects, including your branding, packaging and configuration requirements, and our team stays with you through technical questions and after-sales support. Share your target market and volumes, and we will confirm supply and scheduling directly.

FAQ

Q1. How does a spray-type nasal irrigator work?

A small pump draws solution from the tank and pushes it through the spray head as a fine, steady mist. Because the flow is powered rather than squeezed by hand, the rinse stays even from the first second of a session to the last, and it can be kept gentle enough for passages that are already sore or swollen.

Q2. How long does the battery last on a full charge?

The 2000 mAh battery gives roughly 50 minutes of working time, and charging from empty takes about 5 hours. In practice that covers a long run of daily sessions between charges. Top the unit up when the spray starts to feel weaker than usual, and give it a full charge before putting it away for an extended period.

Q3. What should go into the water tank?

Physiological saline or a sea salt solution made for nasal rinsing. Fill only as much as a session needs, pour away whatever is left rather than returning it to the bottle, and rinse the tank with clean water so the next session starts fresh.

Q4. Is it gentle enough for someone using nasal rinsing for the first time?

Yes — that is what the softer end of the settings is for. A first-time user should start with the gentlest flow, keep the session short, and let the mist do the work instead of pushing the spray head further in. The flow can be stepped up later if a stronger rinse feels more comfortable.

Q5. How is this different from a dental irrigator?

They rinse different areas. A dental irrigator cleans between the teeth and along the gum line, while this spray-type nasal washer is used at the nostrils to clear allergens, dust and thick secretions. Many buyers stock both, because customers reach for them at different points in a daily routine.

Q6. Where is this nasal washer made?

It is produced at the Janue Life plant in Shenzhen, on the same oral care lines as the rest of the range. We have been a water flosser supplier since 2011, and keeping material sourcing, assembly and final checks under one roof makes batch-to-batch consistency easier to hold.

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