Natural Himalayan Pink Salt Lamp, Crystal Salt Rock Lamp Night Light with (UL Certified) Brightness Control Dimmer Switch,Metal Base & Salt Lamps Bulb,4.6 lbs

Natural Himalayan Pink Salt Lamp, Crystal Salt Rock Lamp Night Light with (UL Certified) Brightness Control Dimmer Switch,Metal Base & Salt Lamps Bulb,4.6 lbs

$ 33.99

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Himalayan salt lamps are a unique home decor item that can be used as a bedside lamp, decorative lamp, small night light, meditation lamp, and more. Their unique amber glow illuminates your bedroom, office, yoga space, or lounge, calming the body and mind and making you feel relaxed.

Pink Himalayan salt is well-known for its calming properties. The Himalayan salt lamp is said to relieve stress and improve sleep quality by emitting its unique light.

Himalayan salt lamp with CE, RoHS, FCC, and UL approval. 68 feet of cable 9 inches, 1 pound of salt rock 65-1. 76lbs. Two E12 bulbs, one metal base with cable, and one bag of salt rock are included in the package.

Giving Himalayan salt lamps to your family, neighbors, and friends is a healthy, unique, and practical holiday gift for Halloween, Black Friday, Christmas, Father's Day, Mother's Day, and other special occasions. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee if you decide Our salt Lamp is not for you.

Questions & Answers

Is it necessary to replace the rocks after such a long period of time?

If your salt lamp is in a humid environment, don't put the salt block in it. To keep the salt block from melting, keep it away from the moisture in the air. When the salt block hasn't been used in a long time, it should be packed in a sealed bag and reused. Get rid of it.

What's the best way to replace a light bulb?

I haven't changed the light bulb yet, hmm. That is an excellent query! I'll take a look in the mirror to see who I am.

Is the lamp hot or cold?

We had a particularly wet and humid July, August, and September here. The lamps sweated a lot on days when the windows were open and the air conditioner was turned off. However, this summer has been unusually wet. You should be fine if you can keep the humidity in your home low.

Is it possible to swap out the cord for a white one?

Because I am not an electrician, I am unsure whether it can be replaced. get in touch with the producer