Salts question ( what i use )

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In a message dated 1/25/04 10:42:54 AM Central Standard Time,

chrisziggy writes:

 

 

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> Can you use water softener salts in bath salts and scrubs?

> Neysa

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Hi Neysa, Just wanted to let you know about a product that makes bathsalts

like silk in the water. A few months ago, my friend asked me if i could

duplicate a bath product she had bought and loved the smell of, i checked the

ingredients for the fragrance, which i knew was not going to be there , lol, but

found a product i was not mamilar with, upon research at the Chemistry store i

found it was esentially to soften the water and purchased some. It really made a

difference and i have been using it ever since. The lingredient is Sodium

Susquicarbonate. I went to the Chemistry Store where i purchased it to get some

info for you but couldn't find the page is was looking for, I have left an

email with them requesting info on this product and if any is fourthcoming, i

will

forward it to you. HTH's, Deonia

 

 

 

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THAT IS SO TERRIFIC!! Thanks dear! Will be hoping you get it!

Hugs

Neysa

 

 

Hi Neysa, Just wanted to let you know about a product that makes bathsalts

like silk in the water. A few months ago, my friend asked me if i could

duplicate a bath product she had bought and loved the smell of, i checked the

ingredients for the fragrance, which i knew was not going to be there , lol, but

found a product i was not mamilar with, upon research at the Chemistry store i

found it was esentially to soften the water and purchased some. It really made a

difference and i have been using it ever since. The lingredient is Sodium

Susquicarbonate. I went to the Chemistry Store where i purchased it to get some

info for you but couldn't find the page is was looking for, I have left an

email with them requesting info on this product and if any is fourthcoming, i

will

forward it to you. HTH's, Deonia