How much do you put in the bath
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I have looked around but can not find an ingredients list for any of your products. Can you please tell me exactly what is in your product? or send me a link? Thank you.
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My doctor advised me to put 2 to 3 cups of Epsom salt in a standard size bathtub. I mix the Village Naturals epsom salts with plain epsom salts about 1 to 5 to help stretch the more expensive salts.
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The old instructions said to use a capful which I think would be about 2-3 tablespoons. I just sprinkle about the amount I think is right. And of course, if you have a larger tub you would want to use more.
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It depends on how big the room is. I use one pad for my bathroom, which is a decent size. I use another for my son's bath and my kitchen, which are small rooms. I think for a larger dining/living room combination, you'd probably need to use a couple of pads.
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We are a family of 6 and I generally take 2 showers a day due to my workouts. So, I bar of soap in me and my husband's shower can last up to 2 weeks. My 3 oldest daughters share a shower so their's last about a week.
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It depends on the height that the shower pipe unit is installed and the depth of your tub.
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I add about 2/3 of the included measuring cup to the load after adding the detergent. I also use a second rinse for bedding.
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Addendum to my first response earlier: You know, that little plastic basin theoretically shouldn't even hold MY weight. I believe, though, that it is actually the toilet that holds the weight since the rim of the Sitz bath fits over the rim of the toilet. The user's legs do press on the front part of the basin, but most of the other weight should be distributed and supported by the toilet. If I were you, I would consult with the manufacturer on the weight limit. Other than that, since the bath costs only $10.19, if you can afford that big an investment risk, I'd say, "Go for it!"
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You can. 4 to 8 drops added to the water after you've filled the tub. Agitate the water. I added the oils to sweet almond oil, 2 tsp. I'm new to oils still and this was my first bath mix but I have been reading up on them. Do not bathe with photo toxic oils, Bergamot and citrus oils, please do a search yourself to check for others. P.S. Their lavender is fantastic! Used it undiluted on a burn for husband, never hurt. I also put 5 drops and 1 drop of Tea Tree on a tissue before bed and put it in my pillow case and sleep like a baby! Sorry I'm very excited about oils! Hope this helps.
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Very little, but I put more water for some items than others. Herbs, for example, I put more water.
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John, we have a rather large hot tub and use about one scoop when required. However, it depends on how often you check the spa itself - I do it weekly and add accordingly. This lasts a long time and have been using it for years. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I added the Relaxation one, along with lavender salts, to my bath this weekend and it was lovely. I added 10-20 drops to a full bath while it was filling up.
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2-4 ounces per gallon water; I also added about half an ounce into body soaps and shampoos and hot dried everything possible. Eventually rid household of scabies.
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Generally. With water conditioners it's rather difficult to "overdose" on them. It's still advised you try to estimate an appropriate amount though.
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Based on past experience I would go up one size larger to have enough water for a bath. Showers no problem.
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You could put a cup of H2O2 in your bath along with a couple of ounces of salt.
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A good rule of thumb is around 1 CFM per Sq Ft of space for bathrooms provides great ventalation for showers and odors. You can get by with a minimum of 0.5 CFM per Sq Ft but that takes a long time to remove moisture build up.
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Depends on how much water you put in toilet i would say a quarter of a gallon are a little more