Where to use Salt lamps?
The salt lamp can be placed anywhere you wanted to improved air quality and a relaxing atmosphere. They are mostly used in family rooms, near televisions, computers and around people who smoke. The lamps can be use in offices, to reduce fatigue, improve concentration and to create a relaxing atmosphere, it is favorable during massage therapy and anywhere wanted to restore and maintain the natural air quality. The salts are famous for their beauty. They can be use to decorate parties, guest rooms, dining table etc.
Who can use Salt lamp?
Parents
Use as a night light to provide a safe and comforting night light, as well as an atmospheric cleanser.
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Natural Health Practitioners
A series of salt lamps glowing in your waiting room will provide you with a soothing environment to assist with the healing process.
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Meditation Practitioners
The salt lamp can provide a focal point for your meditation as well as enhance your meditation by creating a peaceful environment.
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Computer Operators
Use the salt lamps air ionization to remove harmful ozone from your work environment.
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Allergy Sufferers
The salt lamp will help remove allergens and pollutants from the air around you, giving you additional relief from your allergies.
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Convalescents
During recovery, the salt lamp will create a relaxing, soothing and warm environment to assist the healing process.
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Massage Therapists
Replace fluorescent lighting with the gentle glow of salt lamps. Create an environment of calmness and relaxation.
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Office Workers
Improve concentration and refresh the air around you.
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Smokers
Place salt lamps around the smoky area to reduce tobacco odors. |
Usage in Clinics
The famous salt mines of Wieliczka, near Krakow, Poland, are more than a thousand years old. Part of the mine has become a hospital for sufferers from respiratory disorders.
An old salt mine near in Erivan, Armenia, has also become a clinic: the sulfates and other microelements remaining in its salt walls are found to be very beneficial in the treatment of allergies.
griculture, Southeast Poultry Research Laboratory in Georgia, showed that the use of negative ion generators reduced airborne transmission of Newcastle Disease Virus up to 27.7% among chicken.
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