does anyone know the type of oil or lubricant used in this product? I'm not supposed to be in contact with oil more absorbable than mineral oil
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Active ingredients O- Phenylphenol0.1%-----Ethanol 63.2%---------other ingredients 36.7%....it doesn't say after that.
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I'm not sure what kind of oil is in it, but it's a lubrication oil, coolant & disinfectant. You still need Andis clipped oil also.
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I'm using coconut oil, it's better than the gel. Olive oil may be also used. The best of these 2 oils: They're natural and contain no mineral oils.
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Hi, this oil really isn't an oil, it's watery. So I don't think it'll really mix with other oils. Maybe, I'm sorry I just don't know.
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I'm not sure--think it's more of a lubricant. I think you'd have to send an email to the manufacturer to be sure.
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my best assumption -from experience , is to always use the lubricant thats called for . when i used an oil other than what was called for on a seal , it ruined the seals . also remember to use the required oil sparingly ( follow the recommended anount and frequency)
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I can't really tell you for sure if it's the detergent or a non-detergent oil. It works great it cleans up easy I use an all natural plant-based substance with no chemicals called gunzilla to do my cleaning.. yes it can lubricate and protect but on my guns I use hoppes to lubricate. Now when I get into more of my expensive weapons like my colt M or Sig Sauer I will use Ballistol as a cleaner protectant and lubricate because it leaves a Teflon coating on the metallic parts . On the rifle I just spray it down the barrel let it run around in a down position and get my bore snake once or twice I push it through and I'm done with the barrel that's it. easy it cleans with the Ballistol and the bore snake. I hope I was able to help you.
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Use only water based or silicone based lubricants. Do not use oil-based lubricants. For upkeep add cornstarch to prevent deterioration.
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I washed my set before using it but don't think I really had to. I'm just a little anal about cleanliness. As to food grade mineral oil...that is what I use but am sure you'd be able to use olive oil also without any problem.Hope this helps.
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I use the common mineral oil available at the grocery store--works well! I try to remember to apply it once a week. I've really enjoyed this cutting board.
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Mineral oil, also known as soft paraffin, is the liquid form of petrolatum. All of these ingredients consist of mixtures of hydrocarbons that are byproducts of crude petroleum distillation; thus they are all actually organic, natural ingredients. ... Mineral oil reduces TEWL (transepidermal water loss) by 40%, is equally as occlusive as coconut oil and more occlusive than linoleic acid, yet it does not induce acne. Mineral oil and petrolatum provide inhibition of excessive inflammatory activity superior to 1% hydrocortisone is treating soap induced contact irritant dermatitis conducted by this author. It has also been documented these ingredients have anticarcinogenic and mild antibacterial effects. Many of these misconceptions regarding safety and efficacy of these ingredients are directly related to the quality of the grade. Technical grade is the least unpurified form of the oil, and is commonly used by machinists to lubricate engines and equipment. It is known to induce contact reactions in 10-50% of the machinists. Cosmetic grade is a more purified option. The highest standard is United States Pharmacopeia (USP) pharmaceutical grade, which indicates that it is essentially free of impurities. ... I am not horrified by Mineral oil. But you can do what is right for you. Thanks!
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Pure Mineral oil and Petrolatum...petroleum products are natural? Sorry, not for my body!
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Mine actually broke pretty quickly and I think it came off easily. I may have used mineral oil but I can't remember. It didn't leave any marks.
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Hi: The only thing it say's on the bottle is pure food grade mineral oil, no other ingredients. Hope this helps?
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I treated with the mineral oil and began using the following day. I've treated it a fre times over the last year and have used it within a few hours on occasion.
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Idk as far as yr hair type...but if ur looking for an oil tht absorbs w/o oiliness? I would suggest almond oil--but u can try the JBCO and maybe add another light weight oil to it like coconut, almond or even avocado oil to thin it out a bit bc it's very thick...
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Always buy undiluted. You can dilute with a carrier oil of your choice Plus you always want to buy the purest oils possible
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If the ingredients list is correct (which the name, value, quality and reliabilty are founded on) the answer is :No, no mineral oil of any sort. The organic oils I read here right next to my gallon jug, that has lasted and is still lasting much use for me (over 8 or more months, with months left!) ... The highest level of oil is the actual Cannabis Sativa Seed oil in portion.. next oil would be Sunflower Seed oil, and then rest of great blend of ingedients... Also made in USA, which give a little more peace of mind (over seas, products are not very regulated, and much is just by volume imported without full testing in labs as this is!) It's big claims other than the highly sought after effects of the hemp-oil is the Shea Butter, Ginseng, Vitamins A,C,E and a bunch of other quality ingredients... But, just since I am chatty about products I support and use, and like to hear the same from customers actually using the pruduct, NO Mineral Oil at all... I bought in bulk because I use this lotion daily for dry skin, and light spurts of excema. It does not build up throughout quite a few applications, and absorbs well... Again, personal value for me, as hemp has always worked best on my skin, and I enjoy the light scent, and just the whole body of the lotion... It is what you would expect any quality lotion to be, but 5 X's better in application/absorbtion/and longevity before needing more.... hope that helps with concerns, or even if your looking for a lotion that "has" mineral oil. This one would not be a choice... Cheers from Northern California