Would they be a good match for sea salkt scrubs & Bath salts
256533
If you wanted to hand out samples of scrubs you've made then yes, but these are really only big enough for a one time use.
256534
I don't know how much salt you want to store in this jars, but all i can say is that their really small. I wasn't able to use them for nothing because of their small size.
256535
I would say no to that. Jars are small, which might be good for a one use jar, but otherwise, no.
256536
They hold a very small amount. They are about the size of a small carmex lip balm container. If you are ok with splitting the scrub up into many small amounts then yes. Otherwise I would look for something a little larger. Hope that helps a bit :)
256537
I would have to say no because they are only about an inch in diameter. I just don't think they would hold enough.
1465236
I think so. They are heavier than cheese cloth and absorbent rather than porous. Worth a try. If they don't work for cheese and yogurt, you'll still have some nice towels!
1365410
I used Salifert for years, Red Sea is a well made kit with attention to the details, they are both accurate but I like the Red Sea much better, been reefing 8 years
2070840
Absolutely! You will need to wet them for cleaning purposes. They are soft so great for that purpose.
974315
I wouldn't think so; these are better for a cream or sugar scrubs. I would use a mold for shea butter bars.
1948613
I have only ever used sea salt for this so cannot speak to the differences that may come from different salts but I can say that the colors vary for me using the same salt and same water every time. I recently did an Ayurvedic cleanse and my water looked different than it ever had before with detoxing from the liver and lymphatic system. If you are concerned about this you might try to find salt with minimal potential contaminants.
1060579
Hi. It will definitely fit and I think that rosemary salt would look really pretty in the jars. Great gift/favor. Just keep in mind that they aren't big.....about the length of my pinky. Very fun. You can do a lot of different things with them.
2215216
Yes they will, we just love them. Very easy to clean, warm mild soap and water. Enjoy!!!
2038219
The sea salts can be substituted for anything one can use regular table salt for. It's great for seasoning, soaking, poltices, gargling etc.
1342294
Yes. These would make a great base or additive to a any liquid soap or hand sanitizer.
2172242
The steripods are roomy and fit my oral-b professional care DUAL ACTION brush heads with room to spare and these are larger than most brush heads. You can see them here: http://www.amazon.com/Oral-B-Professional-Clean-Replacement-Brush/dp/B0002KHU3I/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1377954316&sr=1-1&keywords=oral+b+dual+toothbrush+head I have looked at the radius scuba you are talking about and although it is hard to judge the size exactly, I can't see that the steripod wouldn't fit. Even if they don't fit when you get them, maybe you could use them on a spare toothbrush or something. If you buy them from Bed Bath and Beyond as I suggested in my review, you can return the Steripods if they don't fit - just keep your receipt. Even if the package is open, they don't care. Good luck!
1865301
Seachem Prime is a water conditioner. You should be fine to use them both together.
1851811
I use these bottles to spray hand sanitizer which I make that has essential oils. I believe it would work for you!
1616840
Definitely. I actually got them just for that purpose when I was a BeautiControl consultant. They work great for washing faces.
1108483
I think they'd be great, although keep in mind that it might be a bit of an undertaking (I hate cleaning vents, personally). If they're especially greasy or grimy, you might try them with an all-purpose cleaner, or some Dr. Bronners or dish soap.
1105496
Probably not. All soap cleans dirt & bacteria off the skin. I gave different soaps from this company as Christmas presents and everyone has really liked them. The natural handmade soaps last longer and are much better for the skin.
744129
Sorry, but I haven't tried. I always wash them by hand, which I feel is far better when dealing with smaller items. Based on the apparent quality, it should be OK, but this is speculation.