can you add soap or Epson salt?
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Yes, just make sure you don't fill above the FULL line, & rinse after use to eliminate residue.
1351800
I've used Epsom salts & they work great. Be really easy on the soap or it'll overflow, but yes you can use soap.
886430
Yes you can. you want to boil them in water to extract the soap. It will burn your eyes so avoid eye contact. If you google soap nut shampoo it will tell you how to make it
1645344
Absolutley, you can use any of your favorite liquid soaps with water. It's a 40% soap to 60% water ratio. There is specialty foaming soap out there, but I have never purchased it.
304086
my experience with this product was not good i tossed mine and just use 81/2 x 11 teslin stock and photoshop for image manipulation, i use the epson 2200 photostylus works great!
1057271
I do not know about the Epson but the hardware that comes with it is very versatile. There are several combinations and configurations with the hardware.
1516580
No, there is nowhere to put soap or cleaners. The unit is simply the black disc you see with two rotating nozzles that power wash your cement. You would need a power washer capable of handling the cleaning solutions.
1516582
There is no place to add soap directly into or through the surface cleaner unit. It is just an alternative to the power washer wand and it is very effective. Most if not all power washers that you would use with the surface cleaner have a way to introduce soap or cleansers.
2094272
Yes, very well in fact. Simply select the Epson as the default printer and go to it! You have a choice of the printer selecting the colors or Elements selecting them. Elements does an excellent job with this printer. I would use it.
1989054
I use Epsom salts, but I wouldn't use soaps or oils. They'll get in the works and gum it up.
654932
If you are making a moisturizing soap you could add a little to the project, but I honestly have never added it to my soap. I have used it for lip balm and lotion recipes.
543215
I guess you could use regular salt, but I do not use salt that has additives in it. Best to use a coarse Sea Salt or Kosher salt (which is technically sea salt). Do NOT use a damp finishing salt like Fleur De Sel.
1979794
Any kind works for me. I tried making my own out of dish soap, but find that the cheap stuff from the Dollar store or Target works better.
2045386
Never tried, sorry. Have big epson printer for color output use this as a do-it-all biz machine. Tom
33521
Just regular liquid hand soap, you add water to that and then it forms foam soap :)
1707897
Yes, just don't mix it very strong. Otherwise Bronner's soap works well too.
522679
Your soap should be kept in a cool storage space. My first batch we used saran wrap and then tissue paper.
1460341
Not sure about that. I don't recommend this product anyway. After a couple months of use it went haywire and dumped its entire load of soap a couple of items. We gave up on it and went back to the cheap Lysol dispensers.