Opinion on Himalayan salt lamps?
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How about giving my opinion NEXT to them?
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I bought one once, but had to return it. The Sherpa it belonged to kept asking for his nightlight back.
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Makes for a good nightlight. TBD on any actual healing properties.
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Supposedly the light-and-heat of the internal incandescent light (i.e., LED lights probably don’t drive the same mojo) ionizes the salt crystals and makes them give off ionized air, good against free-floating dust and germs and pet dander, etc. Can’t speak to lighting up chakras etc… I suspect THAT only works if you are above 2800 feet altitude.
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I hate how they have a short expiration date.
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Had a couple. Sold them at a garage sale.
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It certainly beats the Rock Light. It is a rock that Dwayne Johnson shined up real nice. He then drilled a hole in the bottom and stuck a light bulb up it. It puts off absolutely no light. Yet, it may get more positive reviews than his most recent movie. Poor guy. I feel bad for the People’s Champion.
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What’s with the potato? Did you join the United States Space Force? Apparently, potatoes are a prime candidate for space agriculture. So, Space Force and potatoes are linked.
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Did you click on the potato?
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Had a Himalayan night light.
Worked as a night light, ? change in air quality.
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Yes. It was uneventful. Did it launch a Blue Origin Shuttle?
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Goes great on steak fries! YUMMO
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No…
It’s just a potato.
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Yeah… those things are a freaking scam. Not only that, but do not keep one in a high humidity location (like Alabama) near any metal or electronics. I bought one for my girlfriend - she just HAD to have one - and we kept it on the coffee table. I knew from childhood what a salt water aquarium would do to any electronics or metal in it’s vicinity, but it didn’t dawn on me that this was basically a giant salt lick. I’m getting stupider in my old age. Anyway… coupled with the constant 99% humidity, this thing begin to corrode everything within a three foot radius. Just don’t do it.
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Have two. They are nice winter accent lights on the side tables.
Health benefits? 
Hm, I think, considering the chemical properties, it might make a difference if one lived in a cave inside a berg of such salt. Not sure what that difference might be, though 
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I like them, mainly for the soft light quality.
My pet rabbit, on the other hand, liked it because it tasted good.
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Well they would be cool if i could use it for meals if i rin out of table salt… 
Is THAT what they’re supposed to do?! All this time I thought they were supposed to bring good luck and in order to keep it activated, someone should occasionally lick it for luck. At least that is what someone (who isn’t me) told their younger cousins
My 8 ball says Opinion not clear please try again later
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