Can I add epsom salts into the water for a heated foot soak?

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Yes you can add those chemicals. But keep in mind any salt is corrosive.

Epsom salt can also quell foot odor, help heal fungus or ingrown nails, and soothe dry skin. You'll find this healing salt at most **** stores and pharmacies. In a standard size tub, dissolve one cup of Epsom salt in warm water and soak your feet for 10 to 15 minutes.

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You can add epsom salt to the water at any time; be aware that it will foam when the pump is 'ON'.

Hi! Have you completed a "Clean Up" cycle? It should prompt you every 100 washes to do a clean up - it should be under the "Lifestyle" menu. When you do it, I suggest you use OXY soaker (1 whole Cup) instead of normal detergent and make sure it is all HOT water. It soaks for 4 hours, but is very good at cleaning the bowl and workings to stop brown marks on your clothes and towels

Always clean you jet tub as directed by the manual. If you don't have one, than fill tub above the jets, add liquid dishwasher gel (not tabs) with bleach and run through the jets for 20 minutes. Drain, fill with clean water and run two times to clean the tub and jets and then use. Be sure your metal filter is clean of hair and soap debris. This will keep your tub and jets nice and clean. Also recommend using Epsom salts and either essential oil of lavender or eucalyptus to your bath. Both essential oils have antibacterial properties. If you want it simpler, purchase Dr. Teal's lavender soak from the drug store. Happy soaking!

According to the manufacturer it is not recommended you use Epsom salt in this product as long term use can cause corrosion to the water jets. I hope this helps.

Fill with water to Fill Line. Add any salts or foot-soaking solution desired (a handful of Epsom salts, or 1 Tbsp bleach, per gallon, or a retail product, for example), or leave plain. Place on a towel, plug in, Turn to desired type of soak/massage/aeration/heat and enjoy. After about 10 or 15 minutes, dry feet on towel (you'll probably want to rinse or wash them when you're done with the Foot Saver). Unplug the Foot Saver and dispose of the water in the unit. Rinse it out (if any residue remains, wipe with a wet paper towel), and turn upside-down on a waterproof surface to air dry, or towel dry, and store.