May I use bath salt?
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 :(
440291
I took some bath salts before using this item and I don't recommend it. Next thing I knew, I was running naked along the freeway after eating a homeless person's face.
440292
No. Instructions direct against all products being added as it "may clog" the machine.
2254419
Yes. You can mix it with water and wash with the salt water instead of regular soap or you can do a light scrub with it but if your skin is sensitive, I would avoid th scrub.
1792548
You probably can, but you really don't need the salt if using the fungus clear.
2254420
Yes, if you add water to disolve the salt, as you don't want to scratch your face. It's a very nice dead sea salt bath.
325675
Yes you can. Rinse off. Probably a good idea. Depends on if you like the scent!
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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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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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.
1989054
I use Epsom salts, but I wouldn't use soaps or oils. They'll get in the works and gum it up.
804320
Eat the salt, it's so good! It's a bit expensive to bathe in it, but you can if you want. I used to bathe with Epsom salts, but now I bathe with the H202, it's better!
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Here are the settings: 1-No heat with massage, 2-Heat and bubbles, 3-Heat, bubbles and massage. The unit heats quickly and gets hot, so you could turn it off (still unplugged) and just have the leftover heat alone and then turn it to 2 or 3 as it cools to heat up again and then off again. It is also safe to use bath salts and soaps in the water. The unit is a very good one.
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Yes, you can use this item in the bath or shower. Thank you for shopping with Vert Delivery.
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The instructions I read said, no. Need Dishwasher Water Softener Salt. I don't know the difference, but I did not want to take any chances with my expensive dishwasher.
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I am sure that you can pour this into a foot bath if the water is hot. Lanolin is an oil from sheep's wool and is best used in the pure form. I would suggest that you rub it on your feet 'after' the bath.
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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.
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I use iodized sea salt. Start out with just a pinch of salt you can add a little at a time. Check your instruction book under operating tips. Good luck and enjoy your detox.
804319
You can do either. I've been cooking with mine, as I use Epsom salts in bathwater. I actually have lamps made from the Himalayian Pink salt.