Do you have to buy special oil for this maker? What oils are the best?
810597
I like Peanut oil it is the best, but any cooking oil will work. We also use popcorn butter seasoning salt.
810598
I have only used vegetable oil and it works great ! Have used this popper for many months now every weekend and it's brought a lot of joy to our Family movie nights ! :-)
810599
I did not like this item. It burned easy, the popcorn was bland and it cooked very limited popcorn. You can get the oil from Amazon for this type of popper but it is not tasty.
810600
You can use any oil. I use vegetable oil in mine and it works great! Stores do sell popcorn oil as well, it just depends on your preference.
1785081
Any oil you prefer. Just do it while the bread is hot so it can soak the oil into the crust and it will not an oily surface. Shortening also works.
1672672
I use a little oil and they work great, have done for several years. They aren't totally non-stick like new Teflon but that's a trade-off I'm fine making.
837539
Hello Miss Jamey,When I ordered the kit I received 3 plug in's and no oil. I had to purchase the oil separately. I hope this helps!!!
1702470
Make sure you add the oil that comes with the unit. As far as what you need will vary with what you want to do with it. Great little compressor. Make sure you check and clean or replace the air filter from time to time and make sure you follow the scheduled times to replace the compressor oil. That oil is the life blood of the machine. If you keep all this in mind you will get many years of use from your compressor.
2108010
I am not the manufacturer and I really do not care what oil is used. If you need the information so desperately contact the manufacture directly and ask, instead of using us to do the work for you. Thank you.
224143
When I used oil I only used a few drops. But I was using 100% lavender oil. So it got strong quick. So depending on the strength of the smell that you want and it also depends on what your making.
2274462
So do I. I do not know. Tool still starts well and works good so I just work around the excess oil. Better a tad too much than not enough.
1353146
Generic oil works fine. As with most chainsaws, store it level to prevent leaking. (I'm not sure it would leak, but better safe than sorry.)
1786982
If you need oil use 10w. A brand called zoom spout works great Grainger industrial supply sells it
1484575
Oil. I use Orville Reddenbacher, but you can use regular vegetable oil, too.
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You can buy either a dry or oiled from S&B.; I believe the amazon one is oiled only. Hope that helps
68087
Any good quality 2-stroke pre-mix oil is fine to use. You don't have to pay extra for the Husqvarna label on the oil, they don't make it anyway. It's re-badged
1094337
Well I am not sure what your machine requires. Some machines do not recommend using oily beans. That is all I can think of. Besides that, it is all about your taste.
1905662
Always buy undiluted. You can dilute with a carrier oil of your choice Plus you always want to buy the purest oils possible
287299
I would use only coconut oil, won't go bad and last forever. But I think that this machine is the worst on the market, I have yet to find one that is worth the money or holds up. But this in y opinion is the worst machine that I have ever owned.
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No. This machine is a "disposable" if you will. It will run its course and be done. If you oil it, you will likely ruin it. If you are wondering, you can always check out Jenome's website and ask questions there. I am thoroughly enjoying this machine. It is one of the best I've ever owned.