Clogged Drains
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Dealing with clogged drains in your sink or in your tub? Pour some salt in it and rinse it thoroughly with warm water for two minutes. No need for an expensive drain cleaner or a plumber!
Coffee/Tea Stains
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The dreaded rings inside of the mugs can be a nightmare to clean up. Even with the toughest of soap and water, those stains can linger around forever. Salt is one that can clean stains surprisingly well. Put some salt on a damp cloth and rub it on the stains. And your mugs will be spotless.
Absorbing Stains
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It doesn’t just tackle rust stains or stains in coffee or tea cups, it works on a surprising number of other stains. Spill something on a rug? Salt can quickly absorb it when you sprinkle it on the stain. This makes it easier to get out.
Scrubs
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It can even work on your own body. The purpose of taking a shower is for you to get clean. As such, it makes you want to remove all of the dead skin cells on your body. You could go and get a scrub however all the microplastics that are put into them aren’t very good for the environment.
On the other hand, sea salt is more environmentally conscious and does the job too. All you need is 100 grams of sea salt and mix it with 100 milliliters of oil. And that’s any oil so almond, argan, and coconut oil are all good!
Just add a few drops of essential oils to give your scrub a nice scent, mix it well and you are good to go!
