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yep. the exact same thing. i get to buy them in huge 5 Kg rocks because its just a few hundred km away but that is the reason.

• Arrath 4y ago
  Honestly that's kinda cool. And I refuse to imagine anything but a melon sized hunk 'o salt on the dinner table, with a small hammer and chisel for those who want to salt their meal.
  • sva_ 4y ago
    I think if you keep the salt exposed at the atmosphere, you'll quickly run into the problem of it absorbing a lot of water.
    • Arrath 4y ago
      Quite. I learned this the hard way when I moved to a place with a swamp cooler. My salt lamp started weeping brine and salt sludge onto my side table.
  • 2Gkashmiri 4y ago
    nah. we arent those kinds of brutes. we simply buy a big hunk, every other month on a sunday spend time with a hammer and break it down to small pieces. then use a food processor to powder it