Can I use epsom salt in this foot bath? null

The manual says (emphasis theirs), "NEVER put soap, salts, or other additives into the water in this footbath." So the answer is emphatically NO. The current "yes" answer should not be the default displayed to this question.

Why can’t you use epsom salts in foot bath

I bought this because I read epsom salt could be used. Instructions that came with unit said no oils or epsom salt

Owner manual for HOMEDICS BUBBLEBLIS DELUXE states, "never put soaps, salts, or other additives into the water of this footbath."

Yes, you can use epsom salt in this foot bath.

This question is very old, but on the off chance someone stumbles across it…. The Homedics Salt N’ Soak footbath is made to be used with epsom salt. It’s wonderful. I’ve had it for a year and just bought one as a gift for my sister this Christmas. It even comes with a detachment that you open and fill with salts. I have no clue if they are safe in other foot spas, but if anyone is looking for a recommendation on one that is and just a great foot bath in general I suggest that one. 3 heating settings, vibration, bubble/jet setting.

I called the 800 number and their response was MAYBE it would damage unit

You can't use epson salt with ANY water foot massage unit. The reason is because after the water evaporates, the salt crystallizes, and clogs the holes where the bubbles rise. Unless you thoroughly rinse and clean afterwards, especially the holes where the bubbles rise, you will damage the product.

Look at the Homedics foot bath model # FB-525H, it will take epsom salts but not other items like oils or soaps

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The manual says (emphasis theirs), "NEVER put soap, salts, or other additives into the water in this footbath." So the answer is emphatically NO. The current "yes" answer should not be the default displayed to this question.
Answered by Matt 5 years ago
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Why can’t you use epsom salts in foot bath
Answered by Epsom 3 years ago
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I bought this because I read epsom salt could be used. Instructions that came with unit said no oils or epsom salt
Answered by Jefesitachica 5 years ago
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Owner manual for HOMEDICS BUBBLEBLIS DELUXE states, "never put soaps, salts, or other additives into the water of this footbath."
Answered by TheDoNots 3 years ago
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Yes, you can use epsom salt in this foot bath.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 6 years ago
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This question is very old, but on the off chance someone stumbles across it…. The Homedics Salt N’ Soak footbath is made to be used with epsom salt. It’s wonderful. I’ve had it for a year and just bought one as a gift for my sister this Christmas. It even comes with a detachment that you open and fill with salts. I have no clue if they are safe in other foot spas, but if anyone is looking for a recommendation on one that is and just a great foot bath in general I suggest that one. 3 heating settings, vibration, bubble/jet setting.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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I called the 800 number and their response was MAYBE it would damage unit
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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You can't use epson salt with ANY water foot massage unit. The reason is because after the water evaporates, the salt crystallizes, and clogs the holes where the bubbles rise. Unless you thoroughly rinse and clean afterwards, especially the holes where the bubbles rise, you will damage the product.
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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Look at the Homedics foot bath model # FB-525H, it will take epsom salts but not other items like oils or soaps
Answered by BubblinToes 1 year ago
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No, it will clog
Answered by Anonymous 2 weeks ago
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