Can bath salts be used in this product? I have a lot of Japanese bath salts I'm hoping to add to my tub.
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It is recommended that you do not use gas chlorination, chlorine tablets, ionizers, scents, saltsor soaps without consulting with your dealer.
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yes, but there are cheaper ones available for baths. I use this for eating, mostly. Check out this site for bulk orders of clay. we have used it for baths and masks. http://www.bulkapothecary.com/raw-ingredients/clays/bentonite-clay/?gclid=CLDomPeXpbgCFYdQ7Aod2TEAjQ
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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.
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I have no idea but would think it is a longshot. It's not quite like glue, I'm sure the manufacturer can tell you. It's also sold in spa stores, at least in Cagary it is and they would know. Try any store for that matter that sells tubs.
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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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Eat the salt, it's so good! It's a bit expensive to bathe in it, but you can if you want. I used to bathe with Epsom salts, but now I bathe with the H202, it's better!
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I'm fairly (not 100%) sure you can't. I had no luck doing crystals, which surprised me. It worked out for me anyway. I was able to make a super saturated solution that I could use in place of the Alum that is sold as 'Barber Alum'. You could probably use a small container to hold a solution and add the scent, but I doubt that's what you are looking for.
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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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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.
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Yes you can. you want to boil them in water to extract the soap. It will burn your eyes so avoid eye contact. If you google soap nut shampoo it will tell you how to make it
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I'm using mine to make bath bombs, "fizzies" as one would use for a spa bath. Just do a little research and you'll findmany useful ideas and ways to use this product as non-toxic to remove stains, mildew, etc.
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I would not use it in bath tube because the pieces are too big and don t dissolve!
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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.
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I purchased the soap for my husband's shaving mug. I have not used it, bit he loves it and says it adds moisture to his dry skin. Don't see why you couldn't.
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no you cannot use any aditive into the wather!!!!! it will ruin the impelers of the unit. you can, althougt, use salt based creams into your feet. apply slightly on top of them.
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I returned this because it was bust open when it got to me, however, I don't see why adding some to your bath water would be harmful, since 10% sulfur solution in lotions and creams is perfectly safe on the body.
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If you are making a moisturizing soap you could add a little to the project, but I honestly have never added it to my soap. I have used it for lip balm and lotion recipes.