Is this salt ionized or not?
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No I do not think so. There is no labeling on the packaging that says so. I use this salt to cure bacon. I have used more than I thought I would. Any time a recipe calls for Kosher salt this is the salt I go to.
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Mine was a little wet. Salt in the earth is frequently damp, but mine dried out. I did research your question and found a solution on this link. Make sure to take the electrical parts off and watch the salt globe carefully. http://www.healingcrystals.com/My_Salt_Lamp_sweats_-_What_can_I_do__Articles_205.html Hope this helps!
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Hi,Jaime. This salt is very poorly soluble in water. I usually use 2-3 handfuls of salt and throws in the water advance.
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Not that I noticed. You're not using vinegar or anything like that. Just water and celtic sea salt.
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It has been a few months since I used it, but I am pretty sure it doesn't test for salt.
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No, it is not. You always should have it in a protected unit. Although mine is out in the air. It is not good to have salt water soaking it from a wave. You get corrosion on power cables.
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I honestly have no idea, the mix didn't look like salt...you cook it and then pour this mix over it and let it sit for abotu 7 days then pour our xtra liquid and you have this awesome crystal!
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It should be that way. It's coconut oil, and remains partially solidified at room temperature. Just squeeze it out as you would squeeze a toothpaste tube. Hope this helps.My husband is less of a salt lover than I am, but he agrees that the seasoning salt is perfect. We use a Whirly Pop popper. (I sometimes add a bit more table salt to my portions. <smile>
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Not to worry! It is not a salt "grinder". It is a salt "shaker". It is advised that you use Sea Salt only.
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I don't know for sure. Have you cleaned the inside of it with vinegar? If not do that. How do you know you have enough salt?
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Yes. this salt is unrefined. From the back of the package: "...we bring Real Salt to you in its natural state - without additives, chemicals, or heat processing of any kind. Real Salt's unique pinkish appearance and flecks of color come from more than 60 naturally occurring trace minerals. The result is a delicate "sweet salt" flavor that you may not have experienced before." They aren't kidding. I absolutely love this salt and would highly recommend it.
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It is not as salty as table salt or sea salt. I'm not sure the color matters. I'll think it's where it's from and that it has so many added nutrients.
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I checked the back of the bag, and here' what it says, "Today, we still bring Real Salt to you in its natural state - without additives, chemicals or heat processing of any kind". Hope that helps.
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My guess is: yes. It just says salt and doesn't define as Kosher (no iodine) or sea salt, so it is probably plain table salt. Only the manufacturer knows for sure, though. I wish I could be of more help.
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This product is unrefined. It is less salty then regular salt. It has a wonderful flavor, and has I think 7 natural minerals that are good for the health of your body. I love it and use it all the time.
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Package says that it is non- irradiated and non sulfited, but does not give specifics on process. Need to go to Frontiercoop.com for further info.
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If you just run the pump believe you can, look at the owners manual -should be on line. If you run the whole system - a low salt warning will appear on the control panel,