How much epson salts do you use in bath water? If you shower any answer?
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From my reading and my own experience, I use four cups of Epsom salt to a normal bathtub full of water. I use one cup of magnesium oil per normal bathtub full of water. I use one or the other, not both at the same time. :) Of course, if you are going to shower, you can rub the magnesium oil on yourself, and then wait about 15-20 minutes before showering. By then, your body should have absorbed the benefits of the magnesium oil.
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I use two fist-full in bath water using a bucket of about 22+ liters. I haven't figured out how to use it in shower. Optionally you can use it in bathtub and soak-in for sometime.
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I use Magnesium oil. I spray on areas with nerve pain. I do not bath with it. Keep away from face and orifices, on me. It does help quell early nerve pain. In search of magnesium I use the dietary approach and a supplement. Magnesium has helped people with Fibro. This is a lot stronger than Epsom salt if my plants are any indicator.
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i recently researched this and saw something that said 2 cups is the standard. There are some that believe you should add another cup for every pound over 100 pounds. I usually go with 2-3 cups, depending on how tired and achey I am. Hope this helps.
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For a full bathtub 4 cups, for a foot bath 1 - 2 cups. I soak my feet for 30 to 40 mins. then apply the mag. oil. This is the best application IMO.
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how much do you seaweed powder do you add to your water in the sink and how much do you mix togather for your face
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I put Epsom Salts in mines every use. About 12 times since getting it with 30-60 minutes each use.I run clean water with the pump on and empty it a few times to remove as much salt residue out of it.Everything appears to work the same as when it was new. Manual/book does not specify anything about using salts in it so do so at your own risk.
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I'd say use about the same amount as you use of regular dishwashing detergent.
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There are three ingredients. Epsom salts is one of the three ingredients but there is more additives in the solution
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During. I have a stackable bin i bought from Ikea for $5. I soak one foot at a time in it towards the end of my shower. The other foot stays on the bathtub floor for stability.
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2-4 ounces per gallon water; I also added about half an ounce into body soaps and shampoos and hot dried everything possible. Eventually rid household of scabies.
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I'm not sure, I just sprinkle it in the bath tub. Like it was mentioned before, that depends on you.
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I used body wash from the 99 cent storeSoft soap. I originally purchased the gallon of bubbles. We were having a party and ran out. My friend grabbed body wash and it worked just as good. Have continued.
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Yes, I added the Relaxation one, along with lavender salts, to my bath this weekend and it was lovely. I added 10-20 drops to a full bath while it was filling up.
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I actually use arm and hammer washing soda. 1/2 cup washing soda to washing tub filled with very hot water. The silver plates really work. I find I don't have to clean my silver as often
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I while doing some research on the subject, I read that you should do all the batteries, assuming they are the same age.Hope this helps. I also read that you can make your own solution, using distilled water and epson salts.
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I'm not sure. I use it for my diffuser, but I'm sure you can use it in the bath. With Epsom salts? I haven't the foggiest.
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Epsom salts are fine, but just use a small amount. Plain water is also fine.
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I can't remember exactly, but LOTS. I had way more than I needed for a shower. I think it is probably 50-75. I still have the package, but it doesn't have a count on it. I still have about 40-50... Please say if you need an actual count of what I have left.
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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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You really should dilute it with water, or other oils, versus applying directly to the skin (unless you just finished bathing and didn't towel dry). You can do a spray bottle of one part Glycerin and two parts water. I also make an 8oz bottle of mixed oils that I apply directly after my shower and it contains only 1-1.5 oz of glycerin (the rest is shea, sweet almond, and olive or coconut-depending on the season). Remember, a little goes a long way, and the amount you use is based on the season and the climate where you live.