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No, our bath soaks are not meant to change the color of the bath water - we don't want our skin soaking up any of that stuff. Since there is not anything to color the water, there should not be any staining of the bathtub.

Sometimes, if you have a large bathtub, you may want to use two bags at a time to make sure you don't dillute it with too much water. But, you can use up to two bags at a time if you would like.

Most people do not like a bath that is too hot. If it feels too hot to be a hot tub, then the bath is too hot. The best temperature for your water is 100-110 degrees.

No, not at all. When you look at the crystals, you will see they look very different from either of these types of salts. Epsom salts have been chemically processed and are stripped of many natural vitamins and minerals. Bath salts are iodized salt which have been chemically sterilized to only contain iodine. Neither of these has a scientifically proven improvement on our bodies. Only Magnesium Chloride, a natural element, contains powerful amounts of bioavailable Magnesium and dozens of essential vitamins and minerals.

You absolutely can, but we do recommend you make extra sure you cover as much of your body with the water to make sure you get the full benefits of the soak.