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Those might work if you pick one without anionic surfactants. (Those will bind sodium creating soapy residue.) Most importantly, use deionised water, and measu
by AstralStorm 7y ago
Those might work if you pick one without anionic surfactants. (Those will bind sodium creating soapy residue.)
Most importantly, use deionised water, and measure how much salt is on the actual mask. (Electrical impedance submerged in deionised water vs reference mask would work.)
- amluto 7y agoAre you sure you aren’t thinking of calcium? Sodium carboxylates and sodium lauryl sulfate should already be bound to as much sodium as they want.