The process of removing dust, grime, or other surface contaminants from a Himalayan crystal salt product designed to emit light is critical for maintaining its functionality and aesthetic appeal. This procedure typically involves gentle wiping with a slightly damp cloth, followed by immediate drying to prevent salt dissolution. Failure to properly execute this maintenance can result in surface pitting or structural weakening of the item.
Regular upkeep is essential for preserving the hygroscopic properties of these items, thereby ensuring their continued ability to attract moisture from the surrounding atmosphere. This moisture absorption is often attributed to the purported air purification benefits. Neglecting this routine can diminish perceived benefits and shorten the lifespan of the decorative piece.
