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Glowing mineral rocks supposedly purify indoor air quality

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Nothing cleans a stuffy apartment quite like a sweaty block of sodium chloride with a lightbulb shoved inside it. Himalayan salt lamps are championed for releasing negative ions that supposedly clear out electronic smog and bad vibes. While they primarily function as incredibly heavy nightlights, their owners remain fiercely convinced that these salty chunks are working overtime as metaphysical air filters.

Glowing mineral rocks supposedly purify indoor air quality
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