Epsom Salts

Ingredients Epsom salt is also known as magnesium sulfate. It's a chemical compound made up of magnesium, sulfur, and oxygen.Direction Bath Relaxation: Dissolve 375g in an average size bath of warm water. As a fabric softener: Place 1 tablespoon of Epsom Salts in the washing machine before commencing the rinse cycle. As a fertiliser: To help overcome magnesium and sulfure deficiencies in soil, spread Epsom Salts over the asoil. For citrus crops, tomatoes, lettuces etc. also apply as a foliar spray (375g to 20 Litres). For further advice, seek the help of an agricultural specialist.

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Description Epsom Salts is an inorganic salt known as Magnesium Sulfate, which can be used as an natural alternative to relax the body in a warm bath. Epsom Salts can also be used as a fertiliser to overcome magnesium and sulfur deficiencies in soil; in addition, it can  also be used as a fabric softener.Suitable For: Epsom Salts can be used to relax the body in a warm bathSize: 375g Ingredients Magnesium sulfateContains: Magnesium sulfate Direction Dissolve 375g in an average size bath of warm water. As a fertiliser: To help overcome magnesium and sulfur deficiencies in soil (symptoms include yellow between leaf veins and curling of leaves), spread Epsom Salts over the soil. For citrus crops, tomatoes, lettuces etc, also apply as a foliar spray (375g to 20 litres). For further advice, seek the help of an agricultural specialist. As a fabric softener: Place 1 tablespoon of Epsom Salts in the washing machine before commencing the rinse cycle.During hot weather or when left exposed, Epsom Salts loses some of the water responsible for its bright crystalline appearance and may acquire a white frosted appearance. This has no significant effect on its properties.Storage Instructions Store below 25°C.

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