Can it be used with bath salts?
1145018
I used bath salts several times. I guess it's a good idea. Just don't forget to rinse the spa after using em. Good Luck!
1145019
I did read that is not recommended,however I do use a little bit and after use just make sure you wash it off.
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
1199820
I've used the mold for melt and pour soap so i don't see why you couldn't use it for bath balls. i would be careful how long you let them sit in the molds though because the salt may damage the silicone over time. to be honest i think you would be better off using a sno-baller snowball maker. thats what i use to make bath bombs out of, using a mixture of citric acid and baking soda. hope that helps!
290915
Yes, I've done this. It works well. I do not worry about the bleach residue as it would be so minor in a tub full of water. Bleach baths are actually suggested for some infections, like MSRA, so I doubt the miniscule amount that might be left behind inside a bath toy will hurt anything. Also, the chlorine in pools is basically bleach.
1395443
You could, but I doubt that would be a good idea, as the pillow becomes completely saturated, so if you were using it in a bathtub, it would likely absorb a lot of soap.
1433141
Yes, but Amazon would be the people to ask. I just use it for different kinds of salt
534900
Sorry, I've only used is for dish soap. Bought extras for gifts and they also use it for soap.
843410
I don't know why not. I use it in the shower. A few drops on the floor mixed with the steam. I would imagine that a few drops in the tub would be very nice.
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.
930047
Yes, most essential oils are lovely in the bath. I mix a few drops with epson salts for a relaxing soak. As for a body wash, yes they can be added to a base soap or oil. Essential oils are extremely concentrated, way too strong to use directly as a wash.
1429815
Yes, but i do not think it is designed for use with a bath tub. It is more for a "rainshower" type of setting.
271912
I don't see why not. I haven't used it for anything besides dough, but it works well for mooshing stuff.
543212
It can work with regular salt but doesn't really grind that much finer. Works best with sea salt and or kosher salt!
1045864
I use it in the bath with sea salt and baking soda. I wouldn't put it directly on skin, but I love the bath. I am extra careful getting out of the tub because it may be a little slippery, but I haven't had a problem with that.
638682
It is possible. If you turn it to the max heat temp and use half hot and half cold you will have a very warm bath.
2092579
I have never used it like that but have mixed it in with coconut oil to make a lotion and it works well with that...I would be cautious if using it in a bath due to "areas" that could be sensitive to the oils....
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.