text: What are Some Uses for Epson Salt? (with pictures) wiseGEEK
  Epsom salt may be added to a warm bath to relieve sore joints and muscles.	Epson salts are said to reduce stress and help cleanse the body of toxins.	Epsom salt (sometimes called "epson salt.").	Epson salt is known as a very good exfoliant and makes the skin feel softer.	Epson salts might provide headache relief.	Epsom salt may be combined with water for a foot soak.	View slideshow of images above
  The recommendations for amounts vary depending on the application. For compresses, two cups per gallon of water (.47 liters of epson salt per 3.78 liters of water) is the ideal. Two cups (.47 liters) should also be used when soaking with epson salt in a bathtub. For footbaths, one cup (.23 liters) should be used. Ad
  As a usage note, it should be remembered the correct term is epsom salt. Colloquially it has become known as epson salt in many cases. In fact, in conversation, the term epson may be more commonly used than epsom. Still, it should be noted this is technically an incorrect usage of the term. Ad
  I used Epson Salt to clean my wounds on my toenailafter I bumped it on the door. My nail was flipped over, and bleeding. I mixed the salt with warm water; not too hot, enough to avoid skin burn, and soaked it for 15 minutes every time, twice a day. I applied antibiotic and pain relief cream over it after it air dried, then bandaged. My nail was removed naturally in five days without pain. I am waiting for my nail to be full grown. Happy ending. Post your comments