Salt in its purest form is white. Salt from the Himalayas varies in color from pure white to deep red, with every shade of pink and peach in between. This coloration is caused by iron infused within the salt crystals: the redder the salt, the higher the iron content. The most prized of these colors is a medium peach or pink and it is the color most sought after by the top manufacturers. There are a few reasons for this:
White Salt Lamps can be very beautiful. Unfortunately, they are also very brittle. So fragile that the slightest shock can shatter them, much like glass. On a positive note, their color can be changed simply by using a colored light bulb. This can also be done with a very light pink lamp and, for durability, we recommend that you purchase a light pink salt lamp rather than a pure white one.
We have seen Red Salt Lamps sold as a highly prized, rare commodity. Unfortunately, many buyers have been disappointed upon receiving these "treasures". Often a dark red salt lamp will emit very little light, regardless of the wattage of the bulb used. The high iron content blocks the light from penetrating the salt. If you prefer a darker salt lamp, we recommend that you choose one in a very dark pink rather than red.
Pink and Peach Salt Lamps offer the optimum combination of beauty, light and durability. A large range of shades are available, all of which are very beautiful.
If you have a particular color preference, contact your seller prior to purchasing your salt lamp. While a seller is limited by their current stock availability, they may be able to accommodate your color preference.
If your would like to buy a salt lamp visit:http://www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com/site/1351713/product/15a on this site you can choose your colour preference at the end of the order form and we will match it
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Monday, January 14, 2008
Salt lamps and your childs sleep.
Parenting Advice: Helping Your Child Sleep
By: Dr. Noel Swanson
In order for us to get restful sleep, we need to be relaxed. In order to relax, a number of things have to happen. First of all, we need to feel safe and secure. Obviously, if there is tension in the house - abuse, parents rowing, problems with finances or neighbours, or else problems at school or with friends, it will be much harder to relax and fall asleep.
We also need to feel secure and safe in the bed. Some children with sensory integration difficulties, such as problems with touch sensitivity, body position sense (proprioception), or gravitational insecurity may find lying down on a high bed difficult. Such children may be helped by having heavy blankets that help them to feel more grounded.
To sleep, we then need to turn our minds off the business of the day, shut out the distractions of the environment and slow down our heart rate and metabolism. As we drift into sleep, not only does the body slow down, so too does the brain. Brain waves, which are often running along at 14 Hertz (cycles per second) or more during the day, will slow down first to an "alpha" rhythm (around 10 Hz) and then gradually right down to the deep sleep of a "delta" rhythm (4-7 Hz).
Everyone has to quiet their minds before they can fall asleep. It isn't always easy, but we need to learn how to let go of what happened during the day, close our ears and minds to any environmental distractions, and slow our heart rates and metabolism. During the day our brainwaves run at 14 Hertz, or cycles per second. They may even cycle higher. When we fall asleep the brain and body both slow down. During the first stage of sleep our brainwaves slow to an "alpha" rhythm of about 10 Hz. During deep or "delta" sleep we are running at 4 to 7 Hz.
Some ways to help sleep come more easily, are keeping to a set routine and creating a comfortable environment. Following these suggestions help our bodies pick up signals letting it know that it's time to slow down and go to sleep. Here are some helpful ideas for getting there:
A bedtime story. This helps to push out the anxieties of the day, whilst also giving the child some special one-to-one attention. The child feels loved and valued, and therefore safe and secure. This can be followed by a recorded tape story, to which the child can listen with eyes closed and in a darkened room. But pick a story that is calming, not frightening!
Relaxing music. Unlike the eyes, we cannot close our ears. The sounds and noises of our environment are constantly entering into our system. Most of them tend to wake us up and increase stress. This is particularly true of sudden and unexpected noises, such as a dog barking, a fox howling, of a heavy lorry passing by. While we cannot shut our ears, we can modify the sounds around us. First of all is to make the room as quiet as possible. Often there is not much that you can do about this, but certainly heavy curtains, double glazing, and closed doors can all help.
Secondly, we can introduce sounds that help to shut out the wrong noises, and that also help us to relax. White noise, such as that produced by a fan or a humidifier does help to drown out the lorries and the barking dogs. So does a radio playing quietly in the background. Unfortunately, these sounds in themselves tend to be arousing and stressful rather than relaxing. This is to do with two factors: pitch and beat. High frequencies sounds are energising, whilst low frequencies are relaxing. White noise is fairly high frequency, as is most music played on the radio - especially if played through a cheaper system with a poor bass response. Also, most popular music has a fast beat. Disco music is the most obvious example of this. No doubt at times you have found yourself tapping or nodding in time with the beat of some catchy music. This is called "entrainment", and describe the fact that our bodies like to align themselves with the rhythms around us. Our heart rates do the same - in general, as you listen to fast music or a fast beat (such as with rap music), your heart rate will speed up; when you listen to slow music, it slows down.
For sleep, we need to listen to low pitched sounds with a slow rhythm. We should try for a beat of 50 to 60 Hz, the rate or our resting hearts. Where do we find these sounds? Some classical music and some nature sounds qualify. I recommend recordings made specially for relaxation. Some of the best are made by Steven Halpern. The Sound Health Series CDs, called "Relax" and "De-Stress" are great. Play them quietly as background noise to drown out the dogs and to create a peaceful environment in the child's bedroom. If he wakes often during the night, consider playing continuous-play CD.
Colour and Light. Not only are our bodies and minds sensitive to the frequencies and rhythms or sounds, we are also profoundly affected by light and colour. This is well know by supermarkets and football teams! The supermarkets use green/blue tinged lights to make the vegetables look greener and fresher, but red tinged light on their meat counters. This is done very subtly, but very effectively. The colours on the product packaging are equally carefully chosen and designed to motivate you to buy. The stores are brightly lit, and may have "muzak" playing. All of this is done to make you feel up-beat and comfortable. The longer you stay, the more you will spend. Contrast that with some dingy shops that you know. In the same way, some football clubs will paint their changing rooms in different colours - red for the home team, as it is activating and arousing; and blue for the away team, as it is relaxing and calming.
Blue is for serenity, green for harmony and peace, pink instills warmth and cosiness. All of these, especially if in muted tints, are ideal of bedrooms, although blue and green may produce too cold an atmosphere. On the other hand bright and vibrant colours such as yellows and reds will rev us up and keep us awake. The effects are subtle and certainly not conscious, but even so are very real.
The lighting is also important. Not surprisingly, bright lights keep us awake. So too, does light with a "cold" or bluish tinge - such as from fluorescent lights. This is, after all, the lighting of the early morning sun. On the other hand, the twilight sun is full of warm shades of orange and red. So the light from a dim bulb or, better still, from a candle, oil lamp, or natural fire, will be much more relaxing. Combine these with pink furnishings, soft slow music, the sound of waves on the beach ....
There is one other feature of natural flames that makes it so relaxing - it flickers. Typically, in fact, if flickers at a rate of about 6-7 Hz. The brain tends to entrain to this frequency, which produces the very relaxed state of "theta wave" activity.
How do we get around not putting a candle, oil light or open fire in a child's bedroom? One way is to use electric bulbs that flicker. There are also fiber optic lamps available that create a low level light, changing from one colour to another. The slow, gentle changes are relaxing, assuming that they aren't too bright. Some children like to sleep in a completely dark room. This is when the thick curtains will come in handy to screen out late night and early morning summer sun.
Since it's pretty unlikely that a parent would wish to put candles or oil lamps in a child's room, there are other options to consider. You can find fiber optic lamps that are very relaxing, even if they don't flicker as low as 7 Hz. They do, however, change colour slowly and the level of light is very low. The changing colours and soft light are so calming that they should be very helpful in getting your child off to sleep. Also available are lights that flicker so as to resemble a small flame. There are some children who prefer to sleep in a totally darkened room. If this is the case in your family, consider the heavy curtains that block twilight and early morning sun.
We often close our windows in winter and leave the heat on. This cuts down on outside noises, but also keeps out fresh air. The heat dries out the air as well, in turn drying out our nasal passages. When we have stuffy noses and air, we will usually sleep poorly. Even opening the window a crack will help.
Not having some fresh air to breathe at night can be interrupting to sleep. Think about opening a window, even if it's just a tiny bit. Too many people close all the windows and leave the heat running at night. Not only does it get close and too warm, lack of humidity dries out nasal passages. When we are uncomfortable, especially when it comes to breathing, we tend to sleep poorly and awaken often.
Waking during the night. It is normal to wake or almost wake several times during the night. The trick is to get back to sleep again. All of the above will increase the chances of this. Along with this it is important not to reinforce a behavior pattern of waking up during the night by giving it a lot of attention. Infants and young children especially will often cry or make other noises when they wake. Do not immediately rush in to comfort them - this will only wake them up more, and reinforce the pattern of waking in the night. If you leave them alone, most will gradually settle and go back to sleep by themselves. Initially this may take some time, as they are used to getting your attention, but gradually, if you stay firm, this period of time will get shorter.
Of course these are a million other ways to help your child to sleep. Feel free to experiment to find what works for you.
I wish you peaceful nights and happy dreams.
Article Source: http://www.uberarticles.com/articles
For more parenting advice by author Dr. Noel Swanson, why not visit his parenting advice website and get his free newsletter?
To help get your child to sleep....try one of our Salt Lamps....take a look at the link below
http://www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com/site/1351713/product/SOL2
By: Dr. Noel Swanson
In order for us to get restful sleep, we need to be relaxed. In order to relax, a number of things have to happen. First of all, we need to feel safe and secure. Obviously, if there is tension in the house - abuse, parents rowing, problems with finances or neighbours, or else problems at school or with friends, it will be much harder to relax and fall asleep.
We also need to feel secure and safe in the bed. Some children with sensory integration difficulties, such as problems with touch sensitivity, body position sense (proprioception), or gravitational insecurity may find lying down on a high bed difficult. Such children may be helped by having heavy blankets that help them to feel more grounded.
To sleep, we then need to turn our minds off the business of the day, shut out the distractions of the environment and slow down our heart rate and metabolism. As we drift into sleep, not only does the body slow down, so too does the brain. Brain waves, which are often running along at 14 Hertz (cycles per second) or more during the day, will slow down first to an "alpha" rhythm (around 10 Hz) and then gradually right down to the deep sleep of a "delta" rhythm (4-7 Hz).
Everyone has to quiet their minds before they can fall asleep. It isn't always easy, but we need to learn how to let go of what happened during the day, close our ears and minds to any environmental distractions, and slow our heart rates and metabolism. During the day our brainwaves run at 14 Hertz, or cycles per second. They may even cycle higher. When we fall asleep the brain and body both slow down. During the first stage of sleep our brainwaves slow to an "alpha" rhythm of about 10 Hz. During deep or "delta" sleep we are running at 4 to 7 Hz.
Some ways to help sleep come more easily, are keeping to a set routine and creating a comfortable environment. Following these suggestions help our bodies pick up signals letting it know that it's time to slow down and go to sleep. Here are some helpful ideas for getting there:
A bedtime story. This helps to push out the anxieties of the day, whilst also giving the child some special one-to-one attention. The child feels loved and valued, and therefore safe and secure. This can be followed by a recorded tape story, to which the child can listen with eyes closed and in a darkened room. But pick a story that is calming, not frightening!
Relaxing music. Unlike the eyes, we cannot close our ears. The sounds and noises of our environment are constantly entering into our system. Most of them tend to wake us up and increase stress. This is particularly true of sudden and unexpected noises, such as a dog barking, a fox howling, of a heavy lorry passing by. While we cannot shut our ears, we can modify the sounds around us. First of all is to make the room as quiet as possible. Often there is not much that you can do about this, but certainly heavy curtains, double glazing, and closed doors can all help.
Secondly, we can introduce sounds that help to shut out the wrong noises, and that also help us to relax. White noise, such as that produced by a fan or a humidifier does help to drown out the lorries and the barking dogs. So does a radio playing quietly in the background. Unfortunately, these sounds in themselves tend to be arousing and stressful rather than relaxing. This is to do with two factors: pitch and beat. High frequencies sounds are energising, whilst low frequencies are relaxing. White noise is fairly high frequency, as is most music played on the radio - especially if played through a cheaper system with a poor bass response. Also, most popular music has a fast beat. Disco music is the most obvious example of this. No doubt at times you have found yourself tapping or nodding in time with the beat of some catchy music. This is called "entrainment", and describe the fact that our bodies like to align themselves with the rhythms around us. Our heart rates do the same - in general, as you listen to fast music or a fast beat (such as with rap music), your heart rate will speed up; when you listen to slow music, it slows down.
For sleep, we need to listen to low pitched sounds with a slow rhythm. We should try for a beat of 50 to 60 Hz, the rate or our resting hearts. Where do we find these sounds? Some classical music and some nature sounds qualify. I recommend recordings made specially for relaxation. Some of the best are made by Steven Halpern. The Sound Health Series CDs, called "Relax" and "De-Stress" are great. Play them quietly as background noise to drown out the dogs and to create a peaceful environment in the child's bedroom. If he wakes often during the night, consider playing continuous-play CD.
Colour and Light. Not only are our bodies and minds sensitive to the frequencies and rhythms or sounds, we are also profoundly affected by light and colour. This is well know by supermarkets and football teams! The supermarkets use green/blue tinged lights to make the vegetables look greener and fresher, but red tinged light on their meat counters. This is done very subtly, but very effectively. The colours on the product packaging are equally carefully chosen and designed to motivate you to buy. The stores are brightly lit, and may have "muzak" playing. All of this is done to make you feel up-beat and comfortable. The longer you stay, the more you will spend. Contrast that with some dingy shops that you know. In the same way, some football clubs will paint their changing rooms in different colours - red for the home team, as it is activating and arousing; and blue for the away team, as it is relaxing and calming.
Blue is for serenity, green for harmony and peace, pink instills warmth and cosiness. All of these, especially if in muted tints, are ideal of bedrooms, although blue and green may produce too cold an atmosphere. On the other hand bright and vibrant colours such as yellows and reds will rev us up and keep us awake. The effects are subtle and certainly not conscious, but even so are very real.
The lighting is also important. Not surprisingly, bright lights keep us awake. So too, does light with a "cold" or bluish tinge - such as from fluorescent lights. This is, after all, the lighting of the early morning sun. On the other hand, the twilight sun is full of warm shades of orange and red. So the light from a dim bulb or, better still, from a candle, oil lamp, or natural fire, will be much more relaxing. Combine these with pink furnishings, soft slow music, the sound of waves on the beach ....
There is one other feature of natural flames that makes it so relaxing - it flickers. Typically, in fact, if flickers at a rate of about 6-7 Hz. The brain tends to entrain to this frequency, which produces the very relaxed state of "theta wave" activity.
How do we get around not putting a candle, oil light or open fire in a child's bedroom? One way is to use electric bulbs that flicker. There are also fiber optic lamps available that create a low level light, changing from one colour to another. The slow, gentle changes are relaxing, assuming that they aren't too bright. Some children like to sleep in a completely dark room. This is when the thick curtains will come in handy to screen out late night and early morning summer sun.
Since it's pretty unlikely that a parent would wish to put candles or oil lamps in a child's room, there are other options to consider. You can find fiber optic lamps that are very relaxing, even if they don't flicker as low as 7 Hz. They do, however, change colour slowly and the level of light is very low. The changing colours and soft light are so calming that they should be very helpful in getting your child off to sleep. Also available are lights that flicker so as to resemble a small flame. There are some children who prefer to sleep in a totally darkened room. If this is the case in your family, consider the heavy curtains that block twilight and early morning sun.
We often close our windows in winter and leave the heat on. This cuts down on outside noises, but also keeps out fresh air. The heat dries out the air as well, in turn drying out our nasal passages. When we have stuffy noses and air, we will usually sleep poorly. Even opening the window a crack will help.
Not having some fresh air to breathe at night can be interrupting to sleep. Think about opening a window, even if it's just a tiny bit. Too many people close all the windows and leave the heat running at night. Not only does it get close and too warm, lack of humidity dries out nasal passages. When we are uncomfortable, especially when it comes to breathing, we tend to sleep poorly and awaken often.
Waking during the night. It is normal to wake or almost wake several times during the night. The trick is to get back to sleep again. All of the above will increase the chances of this. Along with this it is important not to reinforce a behavior pattern of waking up during the night by giving it a lot of attention. Infants and young children especially will often cry or make other noises when they wake. Do not immediately rush in to comfort them - this will only wake them up more, and reinforce the pattern of waking in the night. If you leave them alone, most will gradually settle and go back to sleep by themselves. Initially this may take some time, as they are used to getting your attention, but gradually, if you stay firm, this period of time will get shorter.
Of course these are a million other ways to help your child to sleep. Feel free to experiment to find what works for you.
I wish you peaceful nights and happy dreams.
Article Source: http://www.uberarticles.com/articles
For more parenting advice by author Dr. Noel Swanson, why not visit his parenting advice website and get his free newsletter?
To help get your child to sleep....try one of our Salt Lamps....take a look at the link below
http://www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com/site/1351713/product/SOL2
Friday, January 11, 2008
Himalayan Salt Lamp Review:
On the day that Sir Edmund Hillary dies is a good day to review Himalayan Salt lamps.The Everest conqueror was a great man and one of my heroes. I met him once when I was a child in Folkestone.
Himalayan Salt Lamps are very odd things to won.Each one is unique piece of art work and has the appearance the rock itself with a milky pink color to it. Add the electric bulb inside (a decent sized one in mine but apparently random according to the other reviews) and that milky pink turns into a shadowy red that looks great in the evening. Very unique lighting as 2-3 of these lights a room well enough for activity but dark enough for that special dinner party.The Salt Lamp is a light source that makes a beautiful light and is all-natural product deep from the bowels of the earth.
Buy our Little and Large Salt lamps for $66(£55). saving you $10(£10) with free USPS shipping.
At http://www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com/site/1351713/product/15a
Himalayan Salt Lamps are very odd things to won.Each one is unique piece of art work and has the appearance the rock itself with a milky pink color to it. Add the electric bulb inside (a decent sized one in mine but apparently random according to the other reviews) and that milky pink turns into a shadowy red that looks great in the evening. Very unique lighting as 2-3 of these lights a room well enough for activity but dark enough for that special dinner party.The Salt Lamp is a light source that makes a beautiful light and is all-natural product deep from the bowels of the earth.
Buy our Little and Large Salt lamps for $66(£55). saving you $10(£10) with free USPS shipping.
At http://www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com/site/1351713/product/15a
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Salt lamps and Asthma Symptoms
Common Asthma Symptoms
1. Coughing.
2. Wheezing.
3. Shortness of breath.
4. Episodes of wheezy problems in breathing.
5. Faster breathing or loud breathing.
6. Narrowing of the air passages in the lungs and thus increased obstruction to airflow.
7. Frequent happening of allergy
8. Inflammation of the air passages, characterised by eosinophils in the airway wall
9. Bronchial hyper-responsiveness to non-specific stimuli such as chill air or histamine.
10. Wheezing when they have a cold or other disorder
11. Frequent coughing, specially at night.
12. Coughing or wheezing brought on by prolonged crying or laughing.
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1. Coughing.
2. Wheezing.
3. Shortness of breath.
4. Episodes of wheezy problems in breathing.
5. Faster breathing or loud breathing.
6. Narrowing of the air passages in the lungs and thus increased obstruction to airflow.
7. Frequent happening of allergy
8. Inflammation of the air passages, characterised by eosinophils in the airway wall
9. Bronchial hyper-responsiveness to non-specific stimuli such as chill air or histamine.
10. Wheezing when they have a cold or other disorder
11. Frequent coughing, specially at night.
12. Coughing or wheezing brought on by prolonged crying or laughing.
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Monday, January 7, 2008
natural remedy Salt Lamps
Salt Lamps Your Salvation From Respiratory Irritation
by Richard Haigh
Having a quality home air purifier is important these days, especially if you, or someone in your family, has asthma, allergies, or other respiratory disorders. If you like to have natural technology then a salt lamp might be a good choice as an air purification for your home.
A Salt Lamp is the natural choice for a air purifier.There is a lot of technology for air purification existing today, many of them have made some advancements in design and had the marketing muscle to make it their air purifiers a household name in no time.
All these air purifier systems, which have been introduced,use filters and such to remove particulates from the air as the main way.Salt lamps attract impurities from the air naturally,instead of using technology. Another difference between salt lamps and other air purifier technology is that there are no fans to circulate the air, but instead "pull" air natural. This means Salt Lamps are virtually silently to operate,so they can run continuously without adding to the noise level in the home, and without causing any interference with sleep.
Because of the lack of fans in Salt Lamps they are also extremely energy efficient, using much less electricity to operate on a daily basis than their counterparts with blowers. This helps to greatly lower the cost of operating a Salt Lamp, and since air purifiers must be run everyday around the clock, this can add up to significant savings over the course of a year.
Another area of saving is the lack of filters. With other air purifiers, the filters must be replaced on a regular basis in order to maintain a high level of efficiency and effectiveness in pulling the dangerous pollutants from the air. This cost can add up greatly over the life of the machine.
You will be able to enjoy the highest level of efficiency from your Salt Lamp if you make sure that the doors and windows in the home are kept closed. Doing this will allow the air cleaner to remove the particulates in the home without constantly introducing new contaminants into the environment.
None of the above can be backed up by "science" and a lot of people will dispute this claim about the effeteness of Salt Lamps as salvation from respiratory irritation.All I can say is that; for myself who coughs a lot: when I am in my house ( which is full of Salt Lamps ) I feel wonderful and do not cough at-all.
Go to the places where they work in the mines ( or read about it on the Net )and you will find that the people there do not have asthma or any such.
seeour January Sale of Salt Lamps at:http://www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com
by Richard Haigh
Having a quality home air purifier is important these days, especially if you, or someone in your family, has asthma, allergies, or other respiratory disorders. If you like to have natural technology then a salt lamp might be a good choice as an air purification for your home.
A Salt Lamp is the natural choice for a air purifier.There is a lot of technology for air purification existing today, many of them have made some advancements in design and had the marketing muscle to make it their air purifiers a household name in no time.
All these air purifier systems, which have been introduced,use filters and such to remove particulates from the air as the main way.Salt lamps attract impurities from the air naturally,instead of using technology. Another difference between salt lamps and other air purifier technology is that there are no fans to circulate the air, but instead "pull" air natural. This means Salt Lamps are virtually silently to operate,so they can run continuously without adding to the noise level in the home, and without causing any interference with sleep.
Because of the lack of fans in Salt Lamps they are also extremely energy efficient, using much less electricity to operate on a daily basis than their counterparts with blowers. This helps to greatly lower the cost of operating a Salt Lamp, and since air purifiers must be run everyday around the clock, this can add up to significant savings over the course of a year.
Another area of saving is the lack of filters. With other air purifiers, the filters must be replaced on a regular basis in order to maintain a high level of efficiency and effectiveness in pulling the dangerous pollutants from the air. This cost can add up greatly over the life of the machine.
You will be able to enjoy the highest level of efficiency from your Salt Lamp if you make sure that the doors and windows in the home are kept closed. Doing this will allow the air cleaner to remove the particulates in the home without constantly introducing new contaminants into the environment.
None of the above can be backed up by "science" and a lot of people will dispute this claim about the effeteness of Salt Lamps as salvation from respiratory irritation.All I can say is that; for myself who coughs a lot: when I am in my house ( which is full of Salt Lamps ) I feel wonderful and do not cough at-all.
Go to the places where they work in the mines ( or read about it on the Net )and you will find that the people there do not have asthma or any such.
seeour January Sale of Salt Lamps at:http://www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com
Friday, January 4, 2008
Try A Salt Lamp to Help Your Asthma
Try A Salt Lamp to Help Your Asthma
Having a quality home air purifier is important these days, especially if you, or someone in your family, suffers from asthma, allergies, or other respiratory disorders. If you like to have natural technology then a salt lamp might be a good choice as an air purification for your home.
A Salt Lamp is the natural choice for a air purifier.There is a lot of technology for air purification existing today, many of them have made some advancements in design and had the marketing muscle to make it their air purifiers a household name in no time.
All these air purifier systems, which have been introduced,use filters and such to remove particulates from the air as the main way.Salt lamps attract impurities from the air naturally,instead of using technology. Another difference between salt lamps and other air purifier technology is that there are no fans to circulate the air, but instead "pull" air natural. This means Salt Lamps are virtually silently to operate,so they can run continuously without adding to the noise level in the home, and without causing any interference with sleep.
Because of the lack of fans in Salt Lamps they are also extremely energy efficient, using much less electricity to operate on a daily basis than their counterparts with blowers. This helps to greatly lower the cost of operating a Salt Lamp, and since air purifiers must be run everyday around the clock, this can add up to significant savings over the course of a year.
Another area of saving is the lack of filters. With other air purifiers, the filters must be replaced on a regular basis in order to maintain a high level of efficiency and effectiveness in pulling the dangerous pollutants from the air. This cost can add up greatly over the life of the machine.
You will be able to enjoy the highest level of efficiency from your Salt Lamp if you make sure that the doors and windows in the home are kept closed. Doing this will allow the air cleaner to remove the particulates in the home without constantly introducing new contaminants into the environment.
None of the above can be backed up by "science" and a lot of people will dispute this claim about the effeteness of Salt Lamps as salvation from respiratory irritation.All I can say is that; for myself who sufferers from coughing: when I am in my house ( which is full of Salt Lamps ) I feel wonderful and do not cough at-all.
Go to the places where they work in the mines ( or read about it on the Net )and you will find that the people there do not have asthma or any such.
To buy your Salt Lamp go and see the Little and Large Salt Lamp Offer
http://www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com/site/1351713/product/15a
Salt Crystal naturally provide the"freshness of the air"experienced after a thunderstorm,making a positive difference to indoor air quality by emitting powerful healthful ions.
Have fun,enjoy and take a risk.
Richard
Having a quality home air purifier is important these days, especially if you, or someone in your family, suffers from asthma, allergies, or other respiratory disorders. If you like to have natural technology then a salt lamp might be a good choice as an air purification for your home.
A Salt Lamp is the natural choice for a air purifier.There is a lot of technology for air purification existing today, many of them have made some advancements in design and had the marketing muscle to make it their air purifiers a household name in no time.
All these air purifier systems, which have been introduced,use filters and such to remove particulates from the air as the main way.Salt lamps attract impurities from the air naturally,instead of using technology. Another difference between salt lamps and other air purifier technology is that there are no fans to circulate the air, but instead "pull" air natural. This means Salt Lamps are virtually silently to operate,so they can run continuously without adding to the noise level in the home, and without causing any interference with sleep.
Because of the lack of fans in Salt Lamps they are also extremely energy efficient, using much less electricity to operate on a daily basis than their counterparts with blowers. This helps to greatly lower the cost of operating a Salt Lamp, and since air purifiers must be run everyday around the clock, this can add up to significant savings over the course of a year.
Another area of saving is the lack of filters. With other air purifiers, the filters must be replaced on a regular basis in order to maintain a high level of efficiency and effectiveness in pulling the dangerous pollutants from the air. This cost can add up greatly over the life of the machine.
You will be able to enjoy the highest level of efficiency from your Salt Lamp if you make sure that the doors and windows in the home are kept closed. Doing this will allow the air cleaner to remove the particulates in the home without constantly introducing new contaminants into the environment.
None of the above can be backed up by "science" and a lot of people will dispute this claim about the effeteness of Salt Lamps as salvation from respiratory irritation.All I can say is that; for myself who sufferers from coughing: when I am in my house ( which is full of Salt Lamps ) I feel wonderful and do not cough at-all.
Go to the places where they work in the mines ( or read about it on the Net )and you will find that the people there do not have asthma or any such.
To buy your Salt Lamp go and see the Little and Large Salt Lamp Offer
http://www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com/site/1351713/product/15a
Salt Crystal naturally provide the"freshness of the air"experienced after a thunderstorm,making a positive difference to indoor air quality by emitting powerful healthful ions.
Have fun,enjoy and take a risk.
Richard
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Himalayan Salt lamps on offer
This is just a note to wish you and yours a Happy Christmas Season.
please do look at our Salt lamp offer at www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com
please do look at our Salt lamp offer at www.crystalrocksaltlamp.com
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