can this be used on gator or croc skin.thanks
161645
Shouldn't be a problem. Feibing or Pecard should work fine for you. Both are mostly bees wax and petroleum jelly. No mink or neatsfoot oil that might over-soften the lizard hide and make it mushy and/or weak.
161646
I would definitely say yes it a soft creamlike substance & soaks in very well.
161647
I would think so-you use very little, wipe it on, then after is sits a bit, wipe it off.
2193632
Jeff, I don't know, but it worked well on the leather furniture and a coat, but these were cow leather. I wouldn't know about reptile.
2022078
I think it could work, but I'm not completely sure, I have used it on the skin and on a tank top and is perfect, it stays on, adheres well. I think it can work.
2198443
I would say yes but with some caution. It's an oil so it won't mix with water, it's got to be witch hazel. I'd do a spot test somewhere, while the ingredients are non toxic and safe, I'd test to make sure he doesn't have any reaction or sensitivity to it. A little goes a long way so don't make it too strong (bottle says 2-3%). Also I'd put it in places he's not likely to lick off, like neck area, etc. The bugs don't like the smell so it doesn't have to be all over him. While it won't be toxic for him, who knows how he'll react. That being said, we are headed out for a hike today in Alaskan mosquito country and plan on using it on our dog. Waaaay better than toxic bug sprays! I would say yes but with some caution. It's an oil so it won't mix with water, it's got to be witch hazel. I'd do a spot test somewhere, while the ingredients are non toxic and safe, I'd test to make sure he doesn't have any reaction or sensitivity to it. A little goes a long way so don't make it too strong (bottle says 2-3%). Also I'd put it in places he's not likely to lick off, like neck area, etc. The bugs don't like the smell so it doesn't have to be all over him. While it won't be toxic for him, who knows how he'll react. That being said, we are headed out for a hike today in Alaskan... » Read More I would say yes but with some caution. It's an oil so it won't mix with water, it's got to be witch hazel. I'd do a spot test somewhere, while the ingredients are non toxic and safe, I'd test to make sure he doesn't have any reaction or sensitivity to it. A little goes a long way so don't make it too strong (bottle says 2-3%). Also I'd put it in places he's not likely to lick off, like neck area, etc. The bugs don't like the smell so it doesn't have to be all over him. While it won't be toxic for him, who knows how he'll react. That being said, we are headed out for a hike today in Alaskan mosquito country and plan on using it on our dog. Waaaay better than toxic bug sprays! « Show Less
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Yes, and if you go to their website it says you can use it on palms. http://www.miraclegro.com/smg/goprod/miracle-gro-continuous-release-palm-plant-food/prod70324 scroll down to "where to use" and it says outdoor and indoor palms.
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One of the instructions on the can states " avoid contact with eyes, skin and clothing" It also says For use on: metal, aluminum, galvanized metal, PVC, concrete, masonry,asphalt roofing, vinyl siding and fiberglass.So I WOULD NOT USE IT ON CLOTHING....
2101521
I used it on my chanel lamb skin it works fine ! I don't know if this helps you.
1100364
This is water soluble lubricating jelly. I do not believe it will be suitable as a diaper ointment. You might want to check out something like Gentle Baby Bee® Diaper Ointment.
1821283
The manufacturer says no...I dont think any that are on their website can be used on skin either. It smells so good, I wish it could be worn on skin. :0)
316575
I have never used the tape directly on my skin, but that could possibly work. Only way to know for sure is to go ahead and try it. Shouldn't be a problem and might be the solution you are looking for.
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I think either will work well. Sponge is quite firm. It does not absorb the lotion.
32361
no it is not safe for use on skin,it is harmful or fatal if swallowed.not be used for prolonged periods on skin, dangerous if it gets into eyes. this product for removing glue or gummy products , not for personal or medical use.
1382745
I think it is more for healthy skin and dry scalp conditions. Not sure about critter repellant!
982247
We've used it on both melons and pineapples with good results. We do remove the skin and roughage prior to running it through as drinking those parts doesn't sound appealing, even if it would be just fluid.
1902019
I would not advise it. After just one use, I threw these patches away. The residue it leaves behind on your skin, after removal (which is not fun!) is awful.
483513
It leaves a sticky residue on my skin. I would not use this for skin. Try Cetaphil lotion if you have dry skin.
1637622
I have never used directly on skin. I use in tart burners through out my home and in lotions n soaps