The Himalayan salt 1 hole candle holder absorbs water and particles from the air and takes positive ions with them. With the heat from the candle the salt releases cleansed water vapour back into the air with negative ions which have a positive effect on the atmosphere and our bodies.It is also reported that the salt attracts water vapours which often carry allergens, bacteria and mould through the air, acting like a filter for the air, meaning your candle holder will produce cleansed air in your living space to breathe day and night

Adding salt serves the same purpose as putting the candle in the freezer—it slows down the rate at which the wax melts, giving you a longer, more economical burn. When you use salt in addition to the freezing method, you’re doing all that can be done to squeeze extra time out of a candle.There are many natural remedies for anxiety but Himalayan Salt Lamps are a new and viable solution today. The wireless technology releases positive ions in the environment which cause the systems to become imbalanced and raise the levels of stress and anxiety

If you’ve wondered why is my salt lamp wet, the answer is quite simple. Salt is a drying agent and therefore absorbs moisture from the air. If it draws in a lot of moisture, the excess amount can result in a lot of dampness on the outside of the lamp but rest assured that your lamp is not actually leaking.By keeping the salt lamps on, 24/7 the heat from the light globe will keep it always dry while activating the negative ions to be released into the air. We recommend leaving the salt lamps on to get the greatest benefits. Always switch off the power while changing the light globe or moving the salt lamp.

Lamp manufactures claim that the pink salt releases negative ions to help purify and improve the air quality around you. In addition to the cleaner air theory, many believe that the ions can increase your energy level, improve your sleep and mood and even reduce allergy symptoms.If you burn your candle for more than 4 hours at a time, carbon will collect on the wick, and your wick will begin to “mushroom.” This can cause the wick to become unstable, the flame to get too large, your candle to smoke, and soot to be released into the air and around your candle container.