it seems like you need almost the whole container for 1 bath, isn't that an awfully expensive bath?
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We add a quarter box of baking soda and about a half cup of the flakes to a foot bath or a regular bath. My husband is diabetic and this seems to help with calming and the need for additional magnesium. There are other brands also worthy and less expensive.
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Dee, Do you mix your mgcl oil 2 parts boiling distilled water to 1 part mgcl? But yes, I think that's a rather expensive way to do it. I use 2 alternatives. 1) I use 2 cups flakes for a gallon of hot water and soak my feet in it. For a full bath or for a foot soaking, I buy mgcl ice melt and soak in it in the tub or in my foot bath. It has to be the mgcl ice melt, not one mixed with another ingredient. I bought mine at Lowe's and it cost me $8 for 40 pounds and it works great. The other ingredients in the ice melt are not harmful to your body. Good luck.
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Instead of bathing in Magnesium, try making Magnesium Oil and use after every shower or bath. All it takes is Distilled Water and Magnesium Flakes. Can get recipe and instructions on-line.
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Unfortunately no. You have to buy the whole thing. Luckily, it's not that expensive to begin with.
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Not 1 thing you would need about 1 gallon and a 1 quart depending on the color
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No, it comes with enough wax to fill the bath, a pack of plastic gloves, and something that resembles oven mitts. You will need to buy more wax once you use it a bunch of times and the wax diminishes.
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Seriously? I am reading the same bottle you are. The bottle lasts commiserate to how much you use. Right? You don't need a lot. It's very rich.
2015489
Yes, just more for your money. Use a foaming soap dispenser for more control and less spillage. ;)
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No. It is part of the tub and actually it is very handy to have it very close to you you can put a comp, soap, but cream, diapers, etc. We use it a lot.
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I just go to Home Depot and buy a small tube of it for a few bucks. They have a variety branded for bathrooms. Just don't let it dry up real bad and you can use it for future projects.
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the complete unit is so inexpensive -- it is much cheaper to buy complete units then to purchase replacement parts which is probably not available for the carex sitz bath -- check +see+compare price difference
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The system comes complete with a sample chemical, so initially nothing extra is needed. You'll need to purchase additional toilet chemical eventually. We bought Ecosmart brand
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Yes, a little more than without this, but we use bath mats so don't notice it that much.
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The box says to use 1/2 cup per load. This product is very dense - 1/2 cup equals approx. 5.5 oz on my digital food scale. The box holds 40 oz - so one box only provides less than 7.5 loads (7.23 loads) and that makes this VERY expensive to use. Unfortunately, I love what it does will continue to use it until I get my own place and can have water softener service again. At this price, each laundry load of Calgon costs me $1.17. I also do dishes by hand, and sprinkle this into the dishtub and it's fantastic! When I have burnt on food in pots or dried on crud on dishes (I live with extreme slobs and I'm the only one who does dishes) a super quick soak in water with Calgon in it is incredibly helpful. The box says to use 1/2 cup per load. This product is very dense - 1/2 cup equals approx. 5.5 oz on my digital food scale. The box holds 40 oz - so one box only provides less than 7.5 loads (7.23 loads) and that makes this VERY expensive to use. Unfortunately, I love what it does will continue to use it until I get my own place and can have water softener service again. At this price, each laundry load of Calgon costs me $1.17. I also do dishes by hand, and sprinkle this into the dishtub and it's fantastic! When I have burnt on food in pots or dried on crud on dishes (I live with extreme... » Read More The box says to use 1/2 cup per load. This product is very dense - 1/2 cup equals approx. 5.5 oz on my digital food scale. The box holds 40 oz - so one box only provides less than 7.5 loads (7.23 loads) and that makes this VERY expensive to use. Unfortunately, I love what it does will continue to use it until I get my own place and can have water softener service again. At this price, each laundry load of Calgon costs me $1.17. I also do dishes by hand, and sprinkle this into the dishtub and it's fantastic! When I have burnt on food in pots or dried on crud on dishes (I live with extreme slobs and I'm the only one who does dishes) a super quick soak in water with Calgon in it is incredibly helpful. « Show Less
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According to the directions on the bottle, you need the full bottle. We used this for the first few times, but now use one that we can get at Bed, Bath & Beyond.
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I didn't see the previous response to your question prior to answering, but BHedin made a good point about these being cheaper to fill with a larger tub as opposed to the GoGurts.
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NO! $30 for one gallon,plus shipping. If it was $30 for 4 gallons I'd buy 2 cases.
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if you are trying to do what The Probiotic Jar company does...just order from them...it sound like a costly way but it adds up to about the same cost in the long run
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Not that I am aware of. Most soaps come in one gallon containers and they work fine for me.