[header] How to use an inhaler [title] Remove the cap. [step] The cap is a small covering located over the mouthpiece of the inhaler to prevent foreign objects from getting in the inhaler. Pull the cap to remove it and set it in a safe place.
[header] How to use an inhaler [title] Remove the cap. [step] The cap is a small covering located over the mouthpiece of the inhaler to prevent foreign objects from getting in the inhaler. Pull the cap to remove it and set it in a safe place.
Be sure to wipe the cap well with a damp, dry cloth before storing it in your purse or other place you want to keep the inhaler and medicine. [substeps] You may want to put the cap down in case you accidentally exhale too much or use any liquid. [substeps] An uncapped inhaler can pick up germs and debris, which you will then pump into your lungs. Make sure that you don't lose your cap while you're using your inhaler. Keep it in place by not touching or removing it. [substeps] After taking the cap off, the filling liquid will flow into the inhaler. You should also put the cap back on after inserting the inhaler and making any necessary adjustments. [substeps] While having the cap removed will avoid you picking up foreign object, removing and rebuilding the cap can still keep the inhaler safe.