What size sea salt granulates should I use for the scrub?
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I use a course sea salt for my scrubs, but you can use any kind. It's really personal preference on that. Just remember not to be too rough on the skin. You want to exfoliate, but if you rub too hard, you could irritate. Hope this helps!
425954
I usually use 2 cups but I'm not sure what the protocol is. I was using it as I would Epsom salt so there may be a difference in how much you need.
778003
i boil some water and add sea salt, let it cool and add that to the kraut. I use 1 TB of salt per quart of water (adjust for smaller amount)
376226
I use course salt on a rag, with small amount of water. Rub until clean, then rinse with water.
1151210
I bought the sand filter and saltwater system together. You have to purchase your sand and salt seperately from a pool supply store. It comes with books for each component and a cover for the pool. Watch the DVD to get the general idea and search the books for specific answers. My pool was 18x52, but your filter will still need about 55lbs of sand since it should be about half full. The 48 pool will require about 200 lbs of salt. Buy some extra because you need to add more about once a week.
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I think I remember the instructions mentioning to place the Clearwave before your softener. Either way, it should help because both products do the same thing but in different ways so the Clearwave should make your salt water softener more effective. If it doesn't, return it.
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sea salt, calium silicate(anti caking agent), dextrose, potassium iodide, sodium bicarbonate
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This one can be poured straight into into the salt shaker. They also have coarse salt that probably does need to be ground: http://smile.amazon.com/One-16-Ounce-Real-Salt-Coarse/dp/B001CM8RZU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401558680&sr=8-1&keywords=real+salt+coarse
543211
the idea is to use a coarse salt (kosher, sea, himalayan, etc.) and grind it to the desired size/texture. the grinder allows you to choose a fine, medium or coarse setting.
1749792
I used a full 40lb bag of sand to fill the filter to the line in the tank, make sure you use the correct sand also bought at a pool supply, same with the salt, I used over 200 lbs for my 24' X 52" pool, the pump will tell you if the salt is strong enough, my sand filter came with a chart showing the amount needed for all of intex's pools..
1489490
I used the gallon size and this will probably do what you need. I was pleased with my molds and get great results when I use them.
1469650
I would go with a Fluval 106 nothing bigger, then you can just lay the purigen in the basket.
1233908
You'll need at least the medium. I have a 75 gallon Oceanic (thick glass) and the medium works great. I tried the small on it and it would move an inch and fall off.
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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.
1706993
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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If your asking about the main tank you need to fill it with water softener salt. The tank will hold between 20 to 40 pounds of salt. That becomes the brine that cleans and charges the catalyst to soften the water. It's best to put the salt in first. Then the water will mix when the clean charge cycle runs and moves the brine through the catalyst chamber. I use the Morton system salt I buy at Home Depot.
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Not sure, but we use very coarse sea salt crystals and have never had a problem.