why does the product desciption talk about bath salts?
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This is not the correct description for this product. We will contact Amazon to correct this problem. Here is the correct description: Wholesome Sweeteners' full-bodied Organic Molasses is wonderful in baking, BBQ, marinades, baked beans and cakes. It adds a distinctive old fashioned flavor you just can't get from any other sweetener. Use as a 1-for-1 organic replacement for refined molasses. Organic, fair trade & kosher certified, not filtered through animal by-products and suitable for vegan and halal diets. Loaded with minerals, Vitamin B6, Potassium, Calcium and Iron.
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At some point someone has messed with the listing, and the product description has nothing to do with this product.
1380788
This is not the correct description for this product. We will contact Amazon to correct this problem. Here is the correct description: Wholesome Sweeteners' full-bodied Organic Molasses is wonderful in baking, BBQ, marinades, baked beans and cakes. It adds a distinctive old fashioned flavor you just can't get from any other sweetener. Use as a 1-for-1 organic replacement for refined molasses.Organic, fair trade & kosher certified, not filtered through animal by-products and suitable for vegan and halal diets. Loaded with minerals, Vitamin B6, Potassium, Calcium and Iron.
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I don't know. When I discovered that it contains sodium laurel sulfate (a sudsing agent, which is thought to be harmful), I returned it unused.
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You're right, it's an incorrect description. I ended up not using it in the main bathroom because when used by real people, soap residue gathers on the rounded middle and looks very unattractive, thus requiring constant washing.
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i have not tasted it either. i added this to my bath for muscle pain with some epsom salt.Maybe consult the manufacturer's website?
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Interesting in that a book I just read says one should only use "steam distilled" water and that if one sees black chunks formed this indicates impurities.they advise using silver bullion bars as the wire comes from China and may have impurities; " since colloidal silver changes the color of the water, Clear colloidal solutions are frequently just expensive water, regardless of any measure that sellers purportedly get. In the case of ionic silvers, it is impossible to measure the particle count, since the particles are too small to reflect light." from DEFY TOUR DOCTOR AND BE HEALED by Thomas and Sarah Corriher Interesting in that a book I just read says one should only use "steam distilled" water and that if one sees black chunks formed this indicates impurities.they advise using silver bullion bars as the wire comes from China and may have impurities; " since colloidal silver changes the color of the water, Clear colloidal solutions are frequently just expensive water, regardless of any measure that sellers purportedly get. In the case of ionic silvers, it is impossible to measure the particle count, since the particles are too small to reflect light." from DEFY TOUR DOCTOR... » Read More Interesting in that a book I just read says one should only use "steam distilled" water and that if one sees black chunks formed this indicates impurities.they advise using silver bullion bars as the wire comes from China and may have impurities; " since colloidal silver changes the color of the water, Clear colloidal solutions are frequently just expensive water, regardless of any measure that sellers purportedly get. In the case of ionic silvers, it is impossible to measure the particle count, since the particles are too small to reflect light." from DEFY TOUR DOCTOR AND BE HEALED by Thomas and Sarah Corriher « Show Less
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It's chlorinating granules for pools and hot tubs , it a sanitizer to keep the water disinfectant for bacteria, it is something you have to have in unless you want a bromine product.
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My bottle just mentions being a deodorant. Maybe you should ask the manufacturer.
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Since I'm not familiar with the products you mentioned, I have no basis on which to answer your question. I like the product & the scent has never been an issue for me.
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From what I understand, you don't absorb the magnesium in the epsom salt as well as the magnesium flakes. - You could research as I did & could get a better explanation.
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Probably impurities. Its a very low grad inexpensive powder. Not pet friendly though! Buy t from your local hardware store - its usually less than half the price of this.
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I don't know, but in watching the products demonstrated on HSN, the claim by the manufacture is the products rinse out of your wash completely without any soap residue.
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Sorry, I don't know. Contact the seller for that info. I just use the stuff.
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I would think the best answer to this question would be what it doesn't contain. The mined salts have been protected, in many cases by volcanic rock, that has kept out today's polutions. Sodium and nitrates have cleansing properties. That is why I use the salt inhaler. Fewer natural minerals make for a purer taste, also.
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No. Unfortunately, they have a trace of salt as do most of the products packaged this way. We did not use this particular one.
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That customer was very confused and if you looked at the comments in the review that was cleared up. It does not contain sodium chloride. It was also discussed in detail in this question:
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It seems like some kind of salt. But I am not 100% certain. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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I don't know why, unless some received a bad batch. Mine smells wonderful and melts very nicely. I use it to make deodorant and lip balm.