Can I cleaning this salt water and soap?
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The instructions that come with the lamp recommend dusting only and to not immerse it in water. The substance it's made of is a salt-based material and could dissolve or damage the crystals as well as the electrical parts. A feather duster would probably work just fine and that's what I use - it's just a lamp and shouldn't get dirty enough to require soap & water. It's a beautiful lamp and requires low maintenance. I placed mine on a wrought iron plant stand next to my fireplace.
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To clean the salt rocks you can use a damp paper towel and just use it to wipe the rocks. It is recomended to use water. You don't want to soak the rocks because the salt can melt.
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First dust with a fine paint brush...Then a slightly damp paper towel and pat to clean- Don't rub.
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I used filtered water to restore the natural beauty of the crystals (they do come very dirty). Here's how: Put the crystals in a laundry mesh bag, fill a 5 gallon bucket with cold filtered water, dip and rotate the bag in the water for about 20 seconds, allow crystals to dry. You can clean yours crystals with water and there will hardly be a noticeable decrease in its volume. Do not use soap.
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Do not use water on the salt crystals - the salt will melt. Best suggestion would be to use your canned air for the computer to blow any dust off. If you have dirt or grime you need to remove, I suggest a damp (not wet) wash cloth.
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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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You don't really have to clean it. But if you want to you can mix a little soap and warm water and pour it through the unit. If you use it for other liquidsbesides water just make sure you flush it out with water really good. :)
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It can but the one for salt water has different seal that can handle the salt if you rinse it aff after use in salt water it would be ok
1481798
Salt water should not be an issue. Just make sure to rinse thoroughly in fresh water when you're done.
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I really don't know. I think it should run fine in salt water but unless you clean it VERY GOOD I would expect it to corrode very quickly making it useless. I I reeally don't know how you might clean it sufficiently.
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Get a small wire brush to scrub it out or leave it submerged in soap and water.
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In the most of the cleaning procedure, You can use only water, but, if the item you want to clean is very cloght it's possible use a soft liquid soap, but the final cleaning sould be only water
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Fill it 1/4 of the way with warm water and add a few drops of dish soap. Replace cape and shake vigorously. Rinse
1791647
I'm not sure. I haven't been using any soap, just rinsing with hot water and letting the components air dry before I reassemble. Hope this helps.
774396
Hi,You usually would clean it with water and soap.Best regards,Customer service
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I would use warm water or maybe some Woolite to clean the inside. That would be gentle enough. If you are referring to the outside, warm soapy water with a soft cloth should be ok
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You can start with cleaning it under plain water. I have never cleaned it using vinegar so I am not sure what that'll do. Based on my experience these don't last more than two years at most and usually one year or so. I did have some functionality restored after increasing the amount of salt but not for very long. Good luck!
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Yes you can add chemicals. The saltwater system converts the salt to chlorine so you would need some sort of chlorine tablets plus algaecide since your system is broke.
774397
Hi, You usually would clean it with water and soap. Best regards, Customer service
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Yes, you can clean it with a gentle detergent and water. Make sure to dry it well when you are done.
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I used dishwasher soap and water - just make sure it is completely dry before adding salt and pepper.