Warm water, room temperature or cold water for SN?

[resolutory]

Just a thought I had. Was wondering what temperature the water you dissolve SN should be? My initial assumption is that I'd just get cold tap water, but I just had the realisation that maybe it being too cold would be a bad thing. Then I thought about warm water. Would that be good?

Would the temperature be a factor in making it more likely to make me vomit? (I doubt it, just curious haha.)

Now I've heard that room temperature is the best, but this was from years ago so I'm not sure if this still stands. Apparently, 'It dissolves super easy in room temperature water.' I'm guessing that's the answer, but was curious if new information had come out.

So, assuming room temperature is best, I guess I'd likely pour myself two glasses of cold tap water and leave them for 30 minutes or an hour or something? What do you think? Thanks!

 

[chr74]

i was thinking room temperature seems fine and also just making sure it all dissolves properly

 

[manta]

So, assuming room temperature is best, I guess I'd likely pour myself two glasses of cold tap water and leave them for 30 minutes or an hour or something?

Buying a gallon of water from the grocery store could also work since it's already room temp. Not really a big difference going from the tap though

 

[locked*n*loaded]

I don't think water temp matters.

 

[delayedcactus]

Sorry to open this old thread but I just tried dissolving 20g table salt in 50ml water and it's just not fully dissolving. I even heated up the water a bit to see if that would help but there is definitely a good chunk of salt refusing to dissolve lol. Anyone else encounter this with actual SN?

 

[wljourney]

If it's not dissolving further you have a saturated solution and the water molecules can't take up more of the salt.

Different salts have different chemical properties and table salt may not dissolve as easily as a different kind of salt.

So: Either you add more water or you strain it and use as is. The likelihood that it does what you need it for is high enough.