EXCLUSIVE: These Salt Lamps Have Health Benefits

This Himalayan salt lamp makes for a comfortable night light, but can also be used for warm lighting in any living room, hallway or study. It is composed of a 10W incandescent bulb with a lampshade of Himalayan crystal salt. When heated, the Himalayan salt releases negative ions into the air, which purifies the air around it. So, this is in effect a lamp and ionizer all in one.

This lamp is a full 50 percent off its usual price with the code 6Q5R3SNY.

Normally $22, this salt lamp is 50 percent off with this code (Photo via Amazon)

dodocool Himalayan Salt Lamp on sale for $10.94 with code 6Q5R3SNY

All you have to do is plug this lamp into the wall – no cords necessary. And the plug is rotatable 270 degrees, allowing for maximum efficiency in areas with little space. There are currently 10 customer reviews on this lamp, and every single one is a perfect 5 out of 5 stars. Imagine that!

The top review, by Deborah Davis, raves “Great quality & healthy”:

This salt lamp is well designed. I love the rubber seal that attaches the salt so that it holds in place. Having the plastic plug for the ground helps the night light stay tight in the outlet. The heaviness of the salt does not pull on the night light. It stays right in place. It looks great on or off. The Himalayan Salt does not melt, it gives good ions into the air to help bring the dust particles down and easy to clean. For this reason it is really good for anyone who has allergies. I have a large rock and a basket of rocks on at all times. One by the tv, vcr, etc in the family room and one in the bedroom. This nightlight will goes well in the bathroom. I love the quality of this lamp.

The other nine reviews offer similar praises. Check them out for yourself. What’s not to like about a warm light with health benefits? Add in the fact that it’s on sale for $11 and I’m sold.

Photo via Amazon

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