for this, whereas I like the use the non-swiveling one for actual veggies.
6)Help to remove a splinter: Make a strong epsom salt solution in a cup of water and soak the splinter to make it easier to take out.. 7)Tile and.cleaner: Mix liquid soap with epsom salts and use it to scrub your tiles and grout, rinse off for a sparkly shine!.
8)For sunburn: Dissolve a tablespoon of epsom salt in 1/2 cup of water and spray it on the sunburned skin to help it feel better.You can also make a compress with a cloth.. 9)Epsom Salts are a good source of Magnesium, which is crucial in 100’s of the basic functions of the human body and it can be absorbed through the skin!So that relaxing bath really is as good for you as you hope it is!.
And this is the one I wanted to test out, in this post-baby time of my life.. 10)Soaking for about 20 minutes in a bath with 2 cups of epsom salt in it is supposed to help you look slimmer!It supposedly works by helping your body let go of extra water weight that’s hanging on in all the wrong places.
I have to say, it really did seem to work!
I definitely felt like I looked fitter and significantly less “jiggly”.There’s also a lot of discussion as to which ones should be used and shouldn’t for different applications.
I’ve been trying a whole bunch of them out and I’ll be sharing some of the best ones I’ve used over the next little while..The idea of using salt appealed to me because it’s so darn simple and so darn cheap too.
And it really works!Check out my front pathway.. Before:.