I'm looking for kaolin for internal use. Is this it?
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I don't think so. I use it on my gourd plants to prevent cucumber beetles. I would contact the company but I would not take this internally.
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Of course it can! It's an industrial strength machine and perfect for poly clay!
1545408
Yes it is. Really only suitable for light sanding as the hooks do wear quickly and make it unusable. You can get new pads of course not sure of the cost though.
799006
Robert this clay is self hardening and great for creating vase, coil pots and boxes. I really enjoy this brand of clay it very easy to manipulate and dry. I have been using since high school and I am in my forties. You must keep it covered when you not working with it due to drying process. You must knead before using it to avoid the cracking.Enjoy it! I do.
1430239
I recommend renting the rocks for hydroponic use. any other use should include the grit for mineral purposes
1350929
Yes its a fine grit, just for touch up after daily use or finishing and hawkbill knives..I use it often...may have to sand a bubble or 2 off it.....wildbillwholesale sells them cheap also.... lansky makes a med grit for kitchen use....its good also, about 12 bucks.....but dont drop it on hard floor....true ceramic....ecop has always been a great seller to me, prob. Bought 30 things from them..never a problem at all...fair on prices without compromising the quality, like ive seen others do........
875458
I don't think it is flushable since its clay based and clumping. However, I would recommend maybe checking out their website to double check.
1069335
No, uses a little less $ wise, some good after market clay bar dealers on the internet. I have sold and service several of these printers.
70573
The inside material is called Bentonite. These are intended for heat use, not cold.
437687
I have used it many times mostly for fertilizer, but also for heavier particles such as limestone pellets and it works fine. Only thing you have to remember is the heavier the particle the less distance it throws it and the more it drops it. Overall it's a good unit for the money.
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I suppose you could use lexel however I would consider looking for something that would be recommended for granite.
1806919
Yes it is. I also use it for tumbling brass, not rocks. Superior performance.
161924
Yes. That's exactly what it is. I think "Redmond Clay" is just the brands name.
1208345
Yes....here's the link to the company site. It's in small amounts, regardless. http://www.earthpaste.com/prop65/
1802718
Why yes of course, I do sand casting and making my own sand is cheaper than buying pre mixed
1030183
Yes Sanjay, that is exactly my predicament at this moment, as both kind of materials i.e metal and stone may leave residuals. So i am unable to make sure which grain mill to go with. So far i am sure i won't buy anything with Corundum. May be "Basalt in Magnesite" as used on those Schnitzer grain mills may be worth researching. If you come across some other solution then please share.
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Yes, it's for in-house plants, vegetables, even medical marijuana and many other plants that are grown in containers. Also the old used Pro-Mix is a excellent soil conditioner for outdoor flower beds and the backyard garden so nothing is wasted.