What kind of salt does this use?
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Good old table salt from the grocery store, in the paper cylinder with the metal pouring spout. Normally 1 pound - 10 ounces... Like Morton's or generic... You will need two each time.
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We just buy table salt (like Mortons) Use two boxes of it about every 2 months. We are very pleased with this.
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You buy a 40lb bag of crushed salt. I put in 4 cups every 3 weeks. Great unit.
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Yes, but Amazon would be the people to ask. I just use it for different kinds of salt
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Several website will answer your question:http://www.pureformulas.com/customers-testimonials.html#sthash.YAkAB1N4.dpbshttp://www.sinussupport.com/education/sea-salt/Hope this will help,as I understand regular table salt has ingredients that will stinging and has no more important minerals.
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It is not a fine sea salt but I always use as is! I believe the company recommends drying it out before using it in a grinder if you want it finer. The info on that process is on their website I believe.
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Salt is salt is salt is salt. Regular softener salt ought to work, but it often is quite coarse and you may have trouble putting in that small hole on the softener.
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I used bags of salt from Walmart. It was Morton pool salt in the garden section. It was on sale at 3.99 a bag, about $2.oo off the regular price at the time. The amount of salt depends on the amount of water in your pool. There are charts to help you with salt amounts in the instruction manual. Also you can test and check with test strips to see if your system is working right or you need ajustments.
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I bought a Japanese ceramic salt grinder here on Amazon and it works great even with the wetness of this salt. It is called a Kyocera Ceramic Fine Mill.
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Any type of salt would work as long as it is the same composition as natural salt and can dissolve in the water. It is most important that the salt actually dissolve in the water. What I do is put a couple teaspoons into the pot which already contains warm water, and then I cover the large opening with the palm of one hand and the small opening with a finger of the other and using both hands I gently shake the pot around so as to aid in the dissolution.
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sea salt with truffle in it. I used it for foie gor and it tastes great but I think using regular sea salt is fine.
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I use the Morton pellets (yellow bag) and nothing else. They warn - DO NOT MIX SALTS. It uses the salt and brine water miserly, very efficient and recycles (regenerates) in about 18-20 minutes.Great unit, great tech service for questions, etc.
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don't know ! They recomend Mortons water softener salt, I I use mortons rust out salt
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I use the Hawaiian Red, but I get crystals that are similar in size to other sea salts, not sure if a finer crystal would work, but would not believe it could damage the grinder/
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I guess you could use regular salt, but I do not use salt that has additives in it. Best to use a coarse Sea Salt or Kosher salt (which is technically sea salt). Do NOT use a damp finishing salt like Fleur De Sel.
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I have no idea. I use the salt for my slim and hair, as well as soaking my muscles in hot water. Beyond that I have very little knowledge.
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Its about half salt. For me that's not a bad thing. I use it as the only seasoning on fish, chicken, and pork.
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Pool salt that can be found at a pool supply or some Home depot or Lowes stores. Wal- Mart stores also carry pool salt but their salt doesn't seem to last as long.
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I use the same salt that I use in my home Morton's System Saver, it seems to be the cleanest. On a different note the softener is an excellent unit. Merry Christmas!