Epsom Salt - Magnesium Sulfate - MgSO4 - 8lbs

Epsom Salt or Epsom Salts is known as Magnesium Sulfate or Magnesium Sulfate Heptahydrate. Not a dangerous substance according to the Globally Harmonized System GHS. Epsom Salt is a hydrated salt with seven molecules of water, so caking or bridging can occur. Shipped to you in a safety sealed HDPE container with a resealable lid and a removable handle. USES: Cosmetic: Used in hair care products such as hair wave neutralizer solutions and in hair "densifier" products. Soaps: Used to prevent shrinking and cracking Detergents: Used as a viscosity control agent and a foam stabilizer and densifier. Also used as an anti-caking agent. Fermentation: Used as the magnesium ion source in yeast and antibiotic production. Fuel: Used as a sulfate ion source, sulfur and magnesiium based conditioner. Agricultural: Used to correct magnesium deficiency in crops and animal feed. Commonly applied to magnesium-hungry plants or potted plants. Medicinal: Used as an analgesic soaking agent for bruises and sprains. Water Treatment: Used as a hardener, removal of heavy metals. Steel: Used as a salt bath for brightening and zinc plating. Leather Processing: Used as a weighting agent. Other Miscellaneous: photographic solutions, artificial snow, magnesium stearate, magnesium sulfonate

Epsom Salt or Epsom Salts is known as Magnesium Sulfate or Magnesium Sulfate Heptahydrate. Shipped in the new Greener Life Club Box: a safety-sealed, freezer-safe and microwave-safe PP container square pail with a resealable lid and removable handle. Epsom Salt is a hydrated salt with seven molecules of water, so caking or bridging can occur. Melting point: 1,000 C. At decomposition very high temperatures, magnesium oxide, sulfur dioxied, and sulfur trioxide may be generated. Used in cosmetics, soaps, hair products, agriculture, soaking of bruises and sprains, water treatment, brightening steel, leather processing, photographic solutions and artificial snow.