can brine and rub be used together
907600
Sure! But as instructed - brine first, then the rub after a wash the next day. We used it for Thanksgiving, came out great!
907601
First you brine the turkey over night. Then you use the rub. I wouldn't mix them.
1323807
Tonya-I've used it as a rub with strips of beef briscut and it works great! Just slice the meat in small, narrow slices, sprinkle the salt packet and seasoning packet all over, work it in some with your hands, and place it in the dehydrator. The grandkids love it!
2222392
Indont see why not. I have a larger area to spray so mix up a gallon at a time, but a smaller batch would be no problem. The stuff works great,too.
377536
I mixed 2 oz per gallon with some liquid soap for briar. Worked well. Just slow. Took about two weeks or so.
714860
I haven't tried it, but it would probably work quite well, since both those sauces are generally done with a double-boiler-type setup. Both of these sauces require a moderate heat to keep them from "breaking".
693758
It's not a good idea to brine anything in a "reactive" container. I.e. this metal pot. It would be much safer to use a sanitized 5 gallon food grade bucket.
1947626
I like the rub for larger areas. However, be careful not to use a large amount of the rub at one time. The first time I used it, it about froze me to death (because of the tingling). Also if you have a deep pain, I have layered them both. Start with the oil (a couple of drops) and then use the rub over it.
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.
1707897
Yes, just don't mix it very strong. Otherwise Bronner's soap works well too.
1253462
Yes, absolutely! I've used both separately, or a mixture of the two together.
459718
I am sorry to say, I do not know as I do not have a spa bath but only a simple bathtub. However I would pt this question to a plumbing supply store that sells the newer spa baths. I do not see why the salts would cause a problem.
1456499
Yes, the product is meant to be used in conjunction with a sanitizer such as bromine, chlorine, Nature2, or Cleanwater Blue.
2227107
Yes. It works great. I would recommend caution if salt is on the surface that you do not rub to dry as it may scratch.
2170815
Yes it would work for you if you combine it with different products ir you want it red try combining it with cinnamon if you want it blonde with a type of beer and you combine it by boiling the water and letting it taint the water first then mixing the product it is a lot healthier than using chemicals
1865585
We regret to inform you we do not mix the water with any other substance, such as lotion, aromatic oil, etc. Doing so may cause burns, malfunctions, or shorten the life of the main unit.
1914938
Yes, just follow the directions on the bottle. Don't rub just soak, gently squeeze and dry. I work's great
640351
I made a diaper rash cream with it and only added coconut oil and beeswax. You want the oil and butter to incorporate well so it needs to melt. I don't have a double boiler so a glass bowl over pot of boiling water works just fine. Let it get really melted and then whip it til iit turns a whitish color. This shea butter is excellent and you won't be disappointed with your hand cream!