Can I use this in a bath? and any knowledge about soaking in a bath with these instead of harsh body washes?
930047
Yes, most essential oils are lovely in the bath. I mix a few drops with epson salts for a relaxing soak. As for a body wash, yes they can be added to a base soap or oil. Essential oils are extremely concentrated, way too strong to use directly as a wash.
930048
Yes. And yes. These are great for soaking! I use them to make my own body wash and scrub + cleaning products. I don't believe that you are supposed to ingest them orally in their concentrated form, but otherwise they are totally useful.
930049
You can. 4 to 8 drops added to the water after you've filled the tub. Agitate the water. I added the oils to sweet almond oil, 2 tsp. I'm new to oils still and this was my first bath mix but I have been reading up on them. Do not bathe with photo toxic oils, Bergamot and citrus oils, please do a search yourself to check for others. P.S. Their lavender is fantastic! Used it undiluted on a burn for husband, never hurt. I also put 5 drops and 1 drop of Tea Tree on a tissue before bed and put it in my pillow case and sleep like a baby! Sorry I'm very excited about oils! Hope this helps.
930050
You absolutely can! It's awesome to use oils in the bath. It's very soothing and cleansing. I've used these ones in the bath. And what's great is you don't need to use much oil. This brand in particular is very potent, in a good way, so they've lasted me a long time since I have to use less for the effect. Something I really love about them is on the label they give "common uses" of each oil. I know a decent amount about essential oils, but I've learned a lot more about other uses for them now. Very helpful. No matter what you use these for, I would almost guarantee that you won't be disappointed. Great quality at an insanely cheap price- so hard to find! You absolutely can! It's awesome to use oils in the bath. It's very soothing and cleansing. I've used these ones in the bath. And what's great is you don't need to use much oil. This brand in particular is very potent, in a good way, so they've lasted me a long time since I have to use less for the effect. Something I really love about them is on the label they give "common uses" of each oil. I know a decent amount about essential oils, but I've learned a lot more about other uses for them now. Very helpful. No matter what you use these for, I would almost guarantee that you won't... » Read More You absolutely can! It's awesome to use oils in the bath. It's very soothing and cleansing. I've used these ones in the bath. And what's great is you don't need to use much oil. This brand in particular is very potent, in a good way, so they've lasted me a long time since I have to use less for the effect. Something I really love about them is on the label they give "common uses" of each oil. I know a decent amount about essential oils, but I've learned a lot more about other uses for them now. Very helpful. No matter what you use these for, I would almost guarantee that you won't be disappointed. Great quality at an insanely cheap price- so hard to find! « Show Less
930051
They are all great for baths. The lavender, lemongrass, and peppermint are the best for soaking. The orange is good as well. The tea tree is an antibacterial oil so use sparingly. That's for all the oils but tea tree and EUCALYPTUS ARE two you want to be careful with. The eucalyptus oil is generally for sinuses, cold, etc it is also go for outdoor to ward off bugs. Hope this helps !
1673472
Well, I'm not sure--I have never tried that. How I wash it is I put it in the bath tub, spray a dilute solution of bleach/water on both sides, use a soft brush or sponge and work it in, letting it sit for a few minutes, then use the shower to thoroughly rinse it off well. Then I just let it hang dry in the shower and it's good to go. I keep 2 around to keep them in rotation. Hope this helps!
1643079
No I have not used for bathing,, I just use my fingers to shampoo when needed.
1474328
Here is what I have learned: clean tub as frequently as possible so the oils and chemicals from body washes, scrubs, shampoos, etc don't break it down and wear it out. Also don't scrub too hard because that will wear it down too. But I agree... GREAT PRODUCT!
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I use it in the shower by placing a little in a scrub with any of your favorite body wash then begin to scrub all ovet your body and on your face to I been using this product for over 8 months I love it I see a great result especially it's good for exfoliating. I hope I have help u
490537
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.
245590
I use it in the shower as a ffull body wash. It Doesn't burn at all just use a moisturizing lotion with it. Depending on your skin tye it may dry your skin just a little. I use it on my entire body and with my eczema it is the only soap that I can use.
274898
Don't see why not though I personally don't use bleach on anything that goes against my skin. Regular washing works fine.
43416
I would not use it in the bath it would probably ruin it. Good for chairs or car seats and that's about it.
1510708
My answer is unequivocally yes. I've used these exact wash clothes for more than 50 years on every part of my body and my skin is soft and clear as a baby's. Naturally, you should not rub yourself raw but you can adjust pressure as you wash. And yes, use a lot of soap foam for lubrication and cleaning.
1912158
Hi. We have not used these for shower per se, but I have soaked them in water, squeezed them out and used them to wipe my babies face and hands, and they are perfectly fine. So, I think they should work in shower as well.
569730
Same way as clothes that get poop on them? Toss them or I would try to get as much off as possible, then hand wash in the tub (then sanitize the tub... Yuck!), then washing machine. I would always double up with a disposable and this when my boys didn't have a BM before we went to the pool for that reason. Just in case.
1702898
Yes, I wash them when I get them. I use them for flower essence potions for emotional issues, for tinctures and essential oils.
730743
They are very thick and the cleaning "soap" is very liberal. I use two at a time when I need them, and then pat myself dry with a dry washcloth. I wouldn't use them on your face though. I am very happy with them. I first learned about them when I was in the hospital. I would only take one pack as there eight in the pack. Have fun on your trip!
440290
You're not supposed to use bath salts with this item. As far as I can tell, you're not supposed to with any of the small home foot baths like this. Sorry :(
1074703
Yes they say you can wash them. I have not tried it yet. I don't how what to wash it with. Maybe by itself.
2012694
I haven't done that but I think it would be fine! I actually have only used any soap on them only once in the few months I've had them b/c rinsing in the washer works so well.