Table salt, when dry, feels hard and granular. It has a slightly rough texture, almost like tiny crystals. Here's a breakdown:

* Dry: The individual salt crystals are hard and brittle, making the overall texture feel rough and slightly abrasive.

* Wet: When dissolved in water, salt feels smooth and slippery. This is because the salt crystals have broken down and are now dissolved in the water.

Here's how to describe the feeling of table salt:

* Like fine sand: The individual crystals are small and can feel similar to sand in terms of texture.

* Like a gentle scratching: If you rub a small amount of salt between your fingers, it can feel like a very slight scratching sensation.

* Cool: Salt can feel cool to the touch, especially if it's been stored in a cool place.

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