can i put soap and or bath salt in the water
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Anything that will suds-up should be avoided... it would cause the foam to overflow like a scene out of a comedy! Bath salts, however, seem to work well. So, I judge what a product does when I add it to running bath water, if it suds up, I avoid it, if it dissolves with very little foaming, I use it. (Johnson's Foot Soap will foam up like a geyser in Yellowstone!)
161155
no you cannot use any aditive into the wather!!!!! it will ruin the impelers of the unit. you can, althougt, use salt based creams into your feet. apply slightly on top of them.
161156
The instructions say not to add soap. I have added a few drops of peppermint oil and rinsed it out well after I finish using it and haven't had any problems.
161157
I haven't used either bath salts or soap, but I from the way it bubbles, I wouldn't recommend soap to avoid what another response said as "a scene out of a comedy" I believe the bath salts would be fine.
161158
I tried soap and had bubbles all over the place lol I do not know about bath salt as long as it does not bubble up it should be ok.
161159
I wouldn't put a soap that bubbles up but I am using a bath salt with tea tree oil and it's working fine.
2038222
You could put a cup of H2O2 in your bath along with a couple of ounces of salt.
459718
I am sorry to say, I do not know as I do not have a spa bath but only a simple bathtub. However I would pt this question to a plumbing supply store that sells the newer spa baths. I do not see why the salts would cause a problem.
1825374
My daughter says no it cannot be taken into the bath. Seems there are some electronics in it such as the sounds you mentioned. Hope this helps
725894
You can, but it doesn't have the pump mechanism to make it foam. Basically you would just get runny soap.
1481798
Salt water should not be an issue. Just make sure to rinse thoroughly in fresh water when you're done.
1232060
You should be able to add a couple of drops to your soap recipe. The key is to not use too much because your soap will not set properly.
1645344
Absolutley, you can use any of your favorite liquid soaps with water. It's a 40% soap to 60% water ratio. There is specialty foaming soap out there, but I have never purchased it.
1168223
It has a sand filter that is designed for fresh water. It could be converted to salt bath at would require additional expense
1198415
It can but the one for salt water has different seal that can handle the salt if you rinse it aff after use in salt water it would be ok
1755075
Yes, you can. I ran out of foaming hand soap in the guest bathroom so re-filled it with No Rinse just until I got to the store for supplies. This is the only time I ever remember anyone asking me what soap I use (the dispenser is unlabeled). It works great and leaves your hands so soft you don't need lotion. Needless to say, I am still using it in the guest and master bathrooms. FYI - you don't need to dilute it. Love this stuff!
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I've used Epsom salts & they work great. Be really easy on the soap or it'll overflow, but yes you can use soap.
121663
You can put it in any container of water, even the bath tub. It does not require anything special.
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Yes!! We just put a bag and a half of the salt for water softeners that you can buy at a hardware store. It worked really well. I believe you need to have a special salt-water pump, though, which Intex sells. Trying to use salt water with a normal pump might cause damage.
1843179
Yes, as the person stated below you can add a pinch of Real Salt to your water or add fresh lemon or lime (will add minerals and alkaline the water).
1710795
Yes it can be used for soap but remember this is unrefined, it has a very earthy smell.
2036455
As some have mentioned you can use salted butter, but the preferred method to help from the start is to add a small amount of salt to the water itself.