Anyone yet to use this for a sugar or salt scrub?
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Yes I have for both. I like it n it's reasonably priced. I also add other oils in.
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It seems that there are different kinds of powder and I think this one is external based. I purchased solely for my exfoliating scrub. The provider provided recipes after purchase and none were for food based items. I would consider contacting the company for more detailed information.
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I clean mine with paper towels but my friend uses a rag after scraping all the burned food off. It will never be clean like it was when it came. I personally have 2, one for hot and one for cold. If you are considering a salt block, that is a good one to get.
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I used the abrasive side of one of those green/yellow hand size scrub sponges. Worked great.
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The infrared belt is a nice addition. My wife loves it. Simply plug it into the unit and enjoy heat while you bio cleanse. We use ordinary salt and warm water in the footbath. I'd say 1 teaspoon of salt is enough. Too much makes the unit run too many amps (sets off an alarm). Regular cheap salt is fine. PB
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I used mine to brown hamburger meat the first time, and was shocked that there was nothing to clean up after wards. Literally just wiped down once with a sponge and that was it. Love it!!
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I'd have to suppose it would depend on what you mixed with it. A recipe with molasses in it is going to to be more difficult to clean than one with sugar. Personally, Dawn, hot water and a small natural bristle brush does the trick for me.
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I have a 4 part recipe that is better than any dishsoap I've ever used: 1 tsp Bronner's Sal Suds, 1 tsp Arm&Hammer; washing soda, 1 tsp baking soda and 1/2 cup white vinegar poured in the bottom of the machine. Yeah it's extra trouble but it's safe, natural and dishes come out shiny and spotless!
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I would imagine so, even though I haven't tried it yet since I am still using up old soaps, etc. I use it for pretty much everything else and I love it. I like how it rinses more quickly and cleanly that other dish/hand soaps.
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The bare minimum you would need with ordering this is a tub/basin, salt (table salt is fine), and water. That's it! If you want to keep things cleaner I recommend a liner (a small trash bag works fine).As for clean up, baking powder or bleach.
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Sorry, I am still using it and have't had to clean it yet!I hope you would be able to reuse it, Good luck with it!
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Yes I haven't tried it yet, but read to be careful to rinse well cause it can sting eyes. Also can be used for soap for your body.
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After each use you are supposed to clean it inside and outside with hot soap, lysol and bleach. There could be deadly virus and bacterias that are salt tolerant waiting to pounce on the unsuspecting victim
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I use it to make sugar scrubs for my skin. So yes, you can :) It's a little heavier oil so you may not want to slather yourself with it though.
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I don't think so - you'd want a finer mesh. I use a small sieve. This is really for salt or possibly granulated sugar.
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It depends. Are asking about the inside or the outside? If you are asking about the inside, salt and a scrub pad such as the green Scotch brand scrubbies. If you are asking about the outside bottom, then you can use, Comet, Bartenders Friend type of cleanser and a rag to get them clean
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I use mine for powdered sugar and we have to shake it a few times to get enough sugar on our French toast. Maybe it would work for your powdery salt.