I use small bags made of material w little holes. Theyre usually white and you get them in like a pack of 100 for a dollar. Anyway, if you put the epsom salt in with the flowers they only need to grab a back and place it in the bath. When theyre done they pull the bag and the flowers remain but the salt has since melted. They look lovely in the jar as well.

if you put the salts in a bag mad of cheese cloth and the salts and a ribbon to tie it closed and hang it in the running water or in the bath, the warm water will release the oils and scent and the flowers ect. won’t be floating in your bath tub afterwards

I love making bath salts, especially with lavender. I have it growing all over my yard. However, I do not like the flowers in my bath salts. I had a mess in the tub that I had to clean up after that relaxing bath. I prefer to put the essential oil in my bath salts only. That way I don’t have the mess to clean up

Thank you!!

yes, but I would keep them in containers with a sealed lid. And you can add more lavender essential oil right before giving them away if more fragrance is needed.

2 cups is my understanding. i like it.

If you have a lot of build up and many buds, then yes. They usually just stick to the sides of my tub and a wipe the up with a face cloth and shake them in the compost. Or try this: https://gardentherapy.ca/tub-tea-time/