Can bath salts be added without clogging the jets.
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I have added salt to my foot bath before with no clogging problems although I will say that when I empty it out I give it a few extra rinse outs because it has had salt in it. Salt can be hard on the motor if not cleaned well after use.
2063195
Yes, I add bath salts every time I use this tub. I also clean it with a spa disinfectant every time I'm done.
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on Dr Oz show last week a therapist said only 2 to 3 drops in the bath with epsom salt. soak 10 min.Be careful NOT to add more drops. I am going to try it myself also. best wishes, Ron
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Should be fine as a "dunk and rinse" as long as you don't let them sit and boil around. They may get a little softer, so I'd try to avoid deforming them until they've cooled for a few seconds (otherwise they make stay a bit warped). Hope this helps.
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I believe you can, but for starters, use probably 1/2 of recommended clenining solution just to make sure you don't get too much suds
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I believe you can as lng as you use chlorine and not bromine in the tub. These cartridges are for chlorine not bromine.
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Hum...I don't think so! It needs to be stabilized on the rim of the toilet. In the bathtub it will be wobbly, plus if you are in a bathtub you are already soaking! I have used mine for months (after laser treatment). I put Epson salt in the warm water and I get much relief. Hope this helps. Francine
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Yes. You don't have to add anything other than mildly hot water if you don't want to. All it does is shake the dirt off. It works great for cleaning glasses also
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I use these along with vinegar instead of jet dry. The only time we had any issues it was discovered that there was no salt in the water softener- check there if you have any problems. I've subscribed these they work so well!
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Hi, I think you can use any type of water in this product, however we tried just plain water and it was NOT comfortable and felt like getting water up your nose in the pool.. I think the saline solution packets are part baking soda and sodium. I think the combination of the two is soothing to the sinuses. I found the recipe online before actually, but since I have kids it was easier to buy the packets. Both kids each do a packet in the morning and the night. Hope this helps! PS I think distilling/boiling is really pointless as most cities have extremely clean water. This may only prolong the life of the system as their may be less build up if you use sterilized water. Hi, I think you can use any type of water in this product, however we tried just plain water and it was NOT comfortable and felt like getting water up your nose in the pool.. I think the saline solution packets are part baking soda and sodium. I think the combination of the two is soothing to the sinuses. I found the recipe online before actually, but since I have kids it was easier to buy the packets. Both kids each do a packet in the morning and the night. Hope this helps! PS I think distilling/boiling is really pointless as most cities have extremely clean water. This may only prolong... » Read More Hi, I think you can use any type of water in this product, however we tried just plain water and it was NOT comfortable and felt like getting water up your nose in the pool.. I think the saline solution packets are part baking soda and sodium. I think the combination of the two is soothing to the sinuses. I found the recipe online before actually, but since I have kids it was easier to buy the packets. Both kids each do a packet in the morning and the night. Hope this helps! PS I think distilling/boiling is really pointless as most cities have extremely clean water. This may only prolong the life of the system as their may be less build up if you use sterilized water. « Show Less
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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.
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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).
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1. Walmart has the chemicals, if you go the chlorine route: [google "How do I use chlorine in my spa"] 2. The alternative, copper ion method is recommended by Dr. Andrew Weil, an internationally-recognized expert in integrative medicine: [google Dr. Andrew Weil: are hot tubs unhealthy?] 3. Amazon has the Intex Purespa S1 filters, which you can use while the original set is being cleaned in your dishwasher (spray-rinse first with a hose, often that is enough). UPDATE-- We've used it for 1 month now, and hardly miss a day in it. The chlorine method is working, all it takes is 3 tablespoons of unscented bleach each time we leave the tub for the evening. Running the bubbles raises the Ph, which is handy if needed. Weekly rinsing of the filters is a snap. The softened water is rejuvenating our skin! http://www.amazon.com/Intex-PureSpa-Filter-Cartridges-29001E/dp/B00I8R10DS/ref=pd_sim_lg_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=0PT07NDZ4EYDXZQA7HY7
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I don't think you can add extra water. You just add what you need at the time.
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Although I never tried putting bubble bath in I would think that once you turn the unit on and poured the bubble bath solution near the jets if would create bubbles. I am not sure how long it would sustain.
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Yes. I run the jets for about 15 minutes any time I add chemicals. Haven't had any ring around the tub. Seems to really clear the water and make it sparkle. We use one of those little scum-but sponges.
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Yes, I run the jets for one cycle after adding. Have not had any deposits on tub.
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I wouldn't add anything. mine worked fine, after I added some cleaner to the water, it stopped working.