100% DEAD SEA SALTS for a relaxing SPA EXPERIENCE AT HOME

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  • čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
  • This video introduces the new range of Tranquil Spa products from Clearwater. They are 100% Dead Sea Salts and come in three varieties - Relaxing Lavender, Exotic Coconut and Vanilla, and Re-energising Eucalyptus. They combine a a blend of aromatherapy oils with 100% dead sea salts that can promote good skin care and health benefits due to the abundance of minerals. The combined action of hydrotherapy, aromatherapy and high mineral content is perfect for turning your hot tub into a spa experience at home. The salts are all natural, not tested on animals and are vegan friendly.
    This video features my new Lay-Z-Spa Santorini hot tub and demonstrates how use the salts.
    The video covers:
    - what the benefits of dead sea salts are
    - introduction to the Tranquil Spa 100% Dead Sea Salt range
    - how to use dead sea salts
    - adding the salts to the hot tub
    - safety with dead sea salts
    Take a look at the full Clearwater range of hot tub chemicals, including the ones used in this video, here:
    www.clearwaterchemicals.co.uk
    The benefits of the minerals and aromatherapy oils discussed here are taken from a variety of online sources and are understood to be proven.
    My gear:
    Main camera: Lumix GH5
    Main lens: Leica 12-60mm DG Vario-Elmarit F2.8
    Second camera: Lumix GX7
    Second camera lens: Olympus 12-40mm M. Zuiko Pro F2.8
    Drone: DJI Mavic Air
    Tripod: Manfrotto BeFree Live
    Small camera: Canon S120
    Action cam: GoPro Hero 5 Black
    Phone: iPhone X
    Mini tripods: Joby Gorillapod
    Shotgun mic: Rode VideoMicro
    Lav mic: Rode Wireless Go
    Edited with Final Cut X

Komentáře • 16

  • @floridahummer
    @floridahummer Před 2 lety +2

    your vidoes are a great help, just set up the hot tub up again and testing it tomorrow.

  • @soula551551n
    @soula551551n Před 2 lety +2

    Thanks for the videos Adam, youve helped me get my levels sorted and am now using chlorine tabs after watching your vid. Anyway, I'm currently sat in my hot tub in plymouth aswell. Just started raining but I'm gonna see it through I'm far to relaxed to move! Lol! 😁

  • @annyoung5606
    @annyoung5606 Před rokem

    Thanks Adam for your video's they're helping me loads

  • @teslaandhumanity7383
    @teslaandhumanity7383 Před 2 měsíci

    Epsom salts are the same comes from Epsom mines England.
    Dissolve in hot water from kettle , add essential oils for aromatherapy.

  • @pjmc5271
    @pjmc5271 Před 2 lety +1

    Great video again Adam very informative, thanks again

  • @jackb5414
    @jackb5414 Před 2 lety +1

    Magnesium Bromide! there's probably so little concentration of it but Bromide can tarnish Jewellery, so I would say (I maybe wrong) its best not to wear Any form of Jewellery in the hot tub with these particular Salts. great vid though :P

  • @ninidini8001
    @ninidini8001 Před 2 lety +2

    Hi, I use 100% Dead Sea salt to my bath. They are exactly the same but not clearwater… can I use them in my Cleverspa? Thank you…. The osmosis effect soothes arthritis and pain related conditions which i have they are amazing.

  • @paulh1578
    @paulh1578 Před 2 lety

    Thank you again Adam for another great video I saw these the other day in a well known diy shop and wondered what they were for so thank you and I think they will be great at trying to keep my eczema under control aswell although I think the chlorine helps with that too.

  • @josephkim8472
    @josephkim8472 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for the video, I'm interested on adding dead sea salt to my Intex Hot tube, do I need to get generator for dead sea salt ?

  • @babooshkaman
    @babooshkaman Před 2 lety

    Great video as always Adam 👍. What make of hottub is that BTW.looks great.

  • @PaddyMc1961
    @PaddyMc1961 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi Adam, I have a st Lucia lazy spa, how often do you add salts to water.Thanks in advance.

    • @SailingAquila
      @SailingAquila  Před 2 lety

      You can add as often as you want.

    • @yoyo5826
      @yoyo5826 Před rokem

      @@SailingAquila if I want to change the flavour I need to change the water?

  • @M4L1CH43
    @M4L1CH43 Před 2 lety

    Can you please tell me if there has been any added maintenance or errosion because of this product? Does it make any difference that I have the US version under the name Saluspa?

    • @SailingAquila
      @SailingAquila  Před 2 lety

      This product is made by Clear Water who are part of same company as Lay Z Spa. They tested this product and have found no issue with it. I’ve used it myself a few times and haven’t had any problems.