Epsoak Epsom Salt 19 lb. Magnesium Sulfate USP, Resealable Epsom Salt Bulk Bags Unscented, Made in The USA, Cruelty-Free Certified

Good quality Epsom salt, in bulk, for a great price. My family absolutely loves Epsom salt and we go through it quite quickly and this is the only brand we will get. It comes in a heavy duty bag so you don't have to worry about putting it in another container. The bag also zips, so no more open bags. If you haven't ever had an Epsom salt bath, I recommend getting this brand/bag of Epsom salt and take a nice hot bath and you won't regret it.

great stuff, good value. Im on re-occurring order. Ladies need to restore salt back into their bodies at least once a week and not to mention helps you to relax.

How can you not love 20lbs of Epsom Salt?!What can we not do with Epsom Salt?Magnesium sulfate, or Epsom Salt, is used both externally and internally. Externally, Epsom salt is used as bath salts and in isolation flotation tanks, which are AWESOME for my Fibromyalgia. Internally, or taken orally magnesium sulfate, or Epsom salt, is commonly used as a laxative.Bathing in Epsom salts can ease stress, relax the body, relieve pain, lessen muscle cramps, help muscles and nerves function properly, prevent blood clots, make insulin more effective, and eliminate toxins. This is all done trans-dermally, meaning that the Epsom salt is soaked in to your system through your skin. It's amazing.You can also use it for athlete's food, toenail fungus, soothe sprains & bruises, ease gout discomfort, exfoliate your skin, combat foot odor, clean with it by using it as a scrub, eliminate detergent build up in washing machines, fertilize house plants, green up your lawn, spray it on plants as a natural insecticide, and so much more! You can find more uses for it thru the Epsom Salt council.I also make my own scented bath salts. I take the Epsom salt in a big bowl and add about 1 table spoon of an essential oil to 20 lbs of salt. My go to scents are lavender, of course, and blood orange. From there, I would add a few drops of food coloring to epitomize the scent of the salts, purple (or one drop red & one drop blue) for lavender, and orange (or one drop red & 3 drops yellow) for blood orange. Then I will spread the salt out on a cookie sheet and bake in the oven on a low setting like 200 to let it dry out. This makes your house smell AMAZE BALLS. Then I store the dried, scented, colored salts in old timey glass candy jars with a scoop. This last way longer than the 3 lb for $7 you get at the local store. And you can make you Zen scent combo like rosemary, lavender and citrus, or Rose Lavender and cinnamon is also one of my favorites. Mmm, mmm good.I've been thinking of buying a cheap, collapsible hot tub (or spa) and turning it in to a flotation take made with 100 lb of Epsom salt. I fear this amount of Epsom salt will destroy the motor that circulates the water and heats it simultaneously. I think I'll wait until the hot tub (or spa) is on it's last legs, and turn it in to a mineral bath. I think that would be the cat's meow!

OMG. This stuff is sent straight from the heavens. When I was pregnant it was a MUST I used this every night in the bath. And now I am hooked. Helps with aches and cramps. Will put you straight to bed. Relaxes you even on the most stressful day. As a mom of 3 this is my splurge on my self care and it's worth it's weight in gold. A huge bag too!

Love this epsom salt and how clean it is (free of chemicals, artificial fragrance). I also love having the huge bag. I take a hot bath 3 times a week and put in 1-2 cups of this salt. It is so soothing and if my muscles are tired, it relaxes them and gets me ready for bed.

I won't take a bath without these- great for detoxing and relaxation! I love that it is unscented and doesnt contain additives.

Pros: large bag that will last many baths. Feel nice and relaxing. Seems quality.Cons: just MY personal experience. I have only used this product as directed IN BATH. It took me 2-3 baths to connect the issue... but I get severe abdominal cramping and diarrhea the day after an epsom salt bath.Likewise the bag smells like eycalyptus... the salts themselves really do not (unscented). If anyone has sensitivity to fragrance, likely the packaging is absorbing the strong eucalyptus fragrance of being manufactured/stored in same facility as other products that do use essential oils. Everytime I open the closet where I've stored this bag, I def smell eucalyptus! Doesn't bother me... but it was driving me nuts trying to locate the smell, thinking the salts had EO in it. Lol

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