Can you use bath salts?
644705
I put Epsom Salts in mines every use. About 12 times since getting it with 30-60 minutes each use. I run clean water with the pump on and empty it a few times to remove as much salt residue out of it. Everything appears to work the same as when it was new. Manual/book does not specify anything about using salts in it so do so at your own risk.
644706
I would imagine so - I gave the foot spa away as a gift right after I received it, so I don't know for sure, but you just dump the water after you use it, so I don't see that it should be a problem. Sorry I can't be of more help!
644707
Yes! This was the only foot spa I found that does allow for bath salts. I purchased Earth Therapeutics Tea Tree Oil Foot Soak which was recommended by Amazon and it works great and smells great. I rinse it well when done. Just be careful filling it because they put a hole in the back so it is easier to empty when done, but it does leak a little while using it. I just put a couple of towels down first. I tried another brand and this one is great.
644708
I put Epsom Salts in mines every use. About 12 times since getting it with 30-60 minutes each use.I run clean water with the pump on and empty it a few times to remove as much salt residue out of it.Everything appears to work the same as when it was new. Manual/book does not specify anything about using salts in it so do so at your own risk.
1719520
I'm not sure, I just sprinkle it in the bath tub. Like it was mentioned before, that depends on you.
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.
1114898
I have never used for bath salts. But I would imagine the bags would do quite well. I use these bags for storing jewelry, dust free.
591762
The salts dessolve pretty quickly in liquid, but if you move quick it would totally work. I also have a pack of the unscented salts, which would be perfect to use with essential oils! Good luck!
400319
Hi. This product contains sodium carbonate, and you aren't supposed to get it in your eyes, so I would have to say no, do NOT use it in the bath. This product is for softening water, but in regards to laundry and cleaning hard water stains, calcium/mineral build up. Again, not for use in a bath!!
1199821
Although I haven't used them for that purpose I imagine you can because it's a good quality and flexible silicone. As they come in two halves and would be difficult to feed the bath salt mixture though the small hole in the top of the mold, you could use the halves separately and have semi bath balls!
490537
Sure, you can do anything you want with them, really. But if you want them to dissolve and work properly you need to put them in the wash tub, and not in the soap dispenser.
591761
Yes they can be blended I would think using the very fine salts. The only smell I'm picking up is a very clean smell.
2111270
I've never used that salt, but the holes are smaller than toothpicks, if that helps. I use it for powered sugar, to put on cakes, etc.
714635
Salts are ok. Oil can make a messy emulsion but I sometimes put up to 10 DROPS of tea tree oil, not enough do mess up the solution but a small amount is a good fundicide for the tub (and I love the smell).
1714457
No.....and you shouldn't. The saline is in a container designed to keep it a sterile as possible. There are Neti Pots and squeeze bottles you can use. The benefit of this is the pressure the container supplies and the convenience of ready mix. My favorite product and I have tried them all.
2038222
You could put a cup of H2O2 in your bath along with a couple of ounces of salt.
1758508
Yes, you can replace the Himalayan salts with anything. I'm just not sure how medicinal or helpful table salt would be but hey, might have some soothing benefits as well! Since you inhale via your mouth and exhale thru your nose with this item, just be cautious and careful ~ the Hima salts aren't granulated like table salts. They're more like sea salts so think about it if you haven't done the research already and good luck :-)
913474
I honestly don't think you can. Not unless you use some slightly warm water on a cloth.
886427
I do not believe I would try that. I see that it does say you can boil it and use it for personal cleansing but I think I would actually buy the actual shampoo that contains soap nut liquid.