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Chinchillas have dense fur. Over time, oils and moisture collect in the fur. In the wild, chinchillas have no way to clean their fur other than to roll around in volcanic ash which acts as an absorbent. Chinchillas do not go into water. Nor should you ever bathe your chinchilla in water. Doing so would remove the natural oils which protect a chinchilla's skin and helps them regulate their body temperature. Instead, it is best to give them a bowl or container filled with special dust for them to roll around in.
How to Make a Mineral Bath. Four Methods: Sea salts and rosewater mineral bath Simple bath salt soak Peppermint and chamomile mineral soak Baking soda, salt and oil bath. If you've ever been to a mineral spa, you know the skin benefits and relaxation that it provides.Mineral baths carry such benefits as relaxing you, lowering your stress and some even claim they may help your body to release toxins. Here's how to make your own soak at home.Ad.or this mineral bath, you'll need: 1  1 cup sea salt. 2  1/4 cup baking soda. 3  1/2 cup borax (optional). 4  1 cup Hawaiian red sea salt. 5  1 cup Himalayan pink salt. 6  1 1/2 cup Epsom salt. 7  1 1/4 cup Kaolin white clay powder. 8  1 teaspoon vitamin E oil. 9  1 tablespoon rosewater.