Illuminate and rejuvenate your home with Karma Living’s fresh range of Himalayan Salt Lamps. They are mined in the Himalayas, from salt crystals formed over 250 million years ago, from salt blocks ranging from 1kg to 500kgs.
Some items are really heavy and available in-store only.
Bad choice if you have pets at home.
For anyone interested.. youtube how effective these things are. Spoiler alert.. you probably already know the answer.
"Health Effects" aside, $15-$30 for an interesting shelf/table piece is pretty good though.
Sure I can understand the appeal as a light feature 👍 I think it looks interesting and can be great at night to help wind down. Although I would highly suggest using a LED globe to minimise for risk as there had been reports of these things catching alight.
Price wise.. it's meh 💁 Googled it and can get 15-20kg ~$70
From a health perspective… Your better off going for a walk 😅
I would rather buy this than a bunch of drugs with side effects.
You're probably already on drugs if you're buying this.
Well if your buying it for health benefits I would strongly suggest doing some research as the expected outcomes fall extremely short of expectations.
I guess if you run out of table salt you could use the kitchen grater to add some of this to your next dish?
I was curious about these lights once. So I licked one. Tasted like salt.
Don't really know what else I expected…
I had wondered if they spay anything on the top to help retail the integrity of the crystal. As such, never decided to taste one myself 😋
Himalayan sea salt - because Pakistani mined salt doesn't sound quite as cool
"They are mined in the Himalayas…"
Had to see on google maps how close the Khewra Salt Mine was to the Himalayas. At least a few hundred km's away.
I had one of these in my house for a few months and it actually worked. The air in my house is now clean, all my allergies have soothed, I'm now thinking positive and I sleep better……….and I just got a divorce.
cool vibes man…y'know….like….errrr…..cool
These make a good nightlight because of the warm orange hue.
Are negative ions good for you?.