Would these work for misting oil for lower-fat cooking?
1120374
I am not sure..they have worked for my hand sanitizer that includes essential oils but cooking oils, depending, have a different viscosity. Sorry I could not be more help!
1120375
I think they would. I use them for homemade air freshener and I think they spray just the right amount.
2044564
Technically, you could use the ones approved for topical usage in soaps and such, but I would not recommend topical use for any of these oils. I purchased and immediately returned them because they smelled bad (lavender smelled horrible, peppermint smelled like the candy instead of actual peppermint, Four Thieves smelled only like clove, etc.) and were not at all comparable to the high-quality oils that I already trust. I am concerned about what additives may be lurking in these bottles...
1505354
I would say no because the consistency of the oil is very light and it may not mix thoroughly with the wax. But that's just my opinion, I have not made candles with theses oils. Perhaps buy 1 bottle and try?
175010
They should work fine for that. They are thin enough to get good feeling through but should protect from oil transfer well. You can even use a smart phone while where ing them
1610632
In my honest opinion, I do not think so. Being as though these are high concentrated essential oils, I do not think it would be a good idea. These are more for doing bath salt blends or for making your own soaps and lotions. Also for using in an oil burner for aromatherapy. I would not recommend "vaping," these. Highly concentrated. Just working with them in the above listed applications can give you a head ache without proper ventilation or taking breaks. I hope this helps.
2007379
Qualified yes. Remember these are light weight pans for backpacking; not quite like cooking in the home kitchen. I use a burner metal pad to help even out the heat and lessen over heating. Works great.(my metal pad is the bottom of another older fry pan cut out to fit my stove)
1204848
Update; someone stated that they found them too long to work with but I disagree. For me they are perfect. If you are frying chicken, you don't want your hand too close to the boiling oil, right?
2203248
I've always used them with something that has fat in it. However, they are made to use for making candy. A few of the oils have a small amount of alcohol. Being a chemist, I presume that these oils would not be soluble in water by themselves, but the addition of the alcohol makes them miscible in water.
798813
I'm not familiar with that aspect of the oils. I would look on the doTerra website or locate a doTerra sales representative.
617498
I use them to measure oils and such for soapmaking. If the paint isn't too thick it might work.
1039610
They would work great on any bottle... I just happen to use them for wine. They'd be great for soda too! I am sure they would work well on oil and vinegar too.
509685
Yes . It works great for items that a meant to be fried but cooks with any need for oil and taste good.. I try this with French fries and taste great without the oil.. Works great on chicken, Pork chops, mozzarella sticks and chicken tenders.
1507246
Great for cooking in my opinion but probably don't need such a high quality oil if doing a lot of frying or sautéing.
900289
I used them for lip balm not liquid but the tops screw on so the would most likely hold coconut oil or other liquids well.
118546
I too am a DoTerra Oil user. If the Young Living Oils are designed to diffused, then they would be fine in this diffuser. If your oils are not for diffusing, then I would not use them in any diffuser. This is a cool mist diffuser.
1831541
I do not see why not. Just spray oil on the pan and fry them up. Try it with one or 2 cutlets to make sure before frying a full batch. Make sure it cooks inside and out.
55353
You can, but be careful with that. The oils are strong and heating them can produce some very strong vapors. In other words, don't be sitting right under that oil burner breathing in the fumes that occur.