Cleaning Himalayan Salt Stones

Cleaning Himalayan Salt Stones

With spas reopening and welcoming clients back, the importance of sanitizing Himalayan salt massage stones is vital to help protect clients and massage therapists and mitigate risk during the COVID-19 pandemic. You can also educate them on your clientele on how Himalayan salt is antibacterial, antifungal, and antimicrobial — adding reassurance to them through how you are mitigating risk.

Even though 100% pure Himalayan salt is antibacterial, antifungal, and antimicrobial, taking measures to disinfect is a recommended, precautionary step to ensure the safety of your clients and therapists. As water will cause the salt stones to disintegrate, using 100% natural Decon-30 keeps the purity of the stones intact after cleaning. Decon-30 is a non-toxic, one-step disinfectant ideal for disinfecting and preventing cross-contamination without harsh fumes that can be harmful to your staff.

The simple disinfecting process will ensure the safety of your clients and therapists.

  1. Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds
  2. Spray Himalayan salt stones and slab with Decon-30
  3. Wait 10 minutes (this wait time is essential to kill any possible contaminants)
  4. Wipe stones down with a clean cloth
  5. Inspect for pitting, and sand any rough areas
  6. Cover with clean towel
  7. Stones are ready for your next treatment!

Saltability’s CEO and founder Ann Brown walks you through sanitizing a Himalayan salt massage stone warmer.

 

 

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