Is this oil safe to put in cedar chest and then place blankets in chest?
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That's exactly what I did with it. Just let it dry completely after rubbing it down with the oil. For best results, sand first and vacuum out the dust.
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I used this cedar oil in a cedar chest - wiped it on the interior to "freshen" the wood. I applied it so there was no oily residue. This was a year ago. I have a number of items stored in the chest including a dress and all is well. I would just make sure that the oil is absorbed into the wood to avoid staining any of the blankets. I have also used this on my dust cloth for general dusting - I love it.
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Yes, but follow the directions of a light sand, then pour on a rag and distribute evenly and let the wood dry for a day or two. I did that with a couple of drawers/chest and it works out great.
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I know it's recommended not to put oil on straight. Always dilute with a carrier oil, so it doesn't burn you. Just a good olive oils works well. My daughter in law takes copaiba and peppermint in capsule form for pain. She has had 3 neck surgeries and spine is not in good shape. She buys empty capsules and puts her oils in them and takes them by mouth.
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Yes, the oil I purchased is cold pressed and can be used in its present state, or you can warm it up to melt it.
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Hi, Karen! This is the first time I've bought this product, I've been keeping the parading well wrapped and in a Zip lock bag. So far, I had no issues. As for the paraffin I melted for my hands, I have used it 3 times already. Use your common sense here...keep the lid on when not using it and in a cool place . You will know when to replace it, especially if you are the only using it. Hope this was helpful!
2014944
Absolutely. We use these oils to our massage cream at our salon for aroma therapy during massage. :)
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My husband says yes. However, he adds that you might want to cover your hands with gloves after you use the oil, because they will be greasy.
2264091
This is a blend of certified pure therapeutic grade essential oils of laurel leaf, peppermint, eucalyptus, lemon, melaleuca and ravensara. It works awesome. My daughter has a chest cold right now and thanks to this oil she is sleeping in peace!
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Nope, this oil is almost completely melted at room temp and if it isn't the touch of your hands will melt it perfectly fine. It has a very low melting point, you can slather it on right out of the jar.
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I would greatly caution doing that. Remember that rags or towels with linseed oil have high probability of spontaneous combustion if not properly cared for. I fear that when you fold/ roll the tent it could combust. Linseed oil dries through oxidation, and the process releases heat. The faster the oxidation, the more the greater the heat. A pile of rags or paper towels soaked with linseed oil can actually start burning without warning, leading to the manufacturer's warning that all oil-soaked rags should be stored under water in a covered, metal container, or washed before storage or disposal. Great idea in concept, but too risky to try. Get other products specific for tent waterproofing. I would greatly caution doing that. Remember that rags or towels with linseed oil have high probability of spontaneous combustion if not properly cared for. I fear that when you fold/ roll the tent it could combust. Linseed oil dries through oxidation, and the process releases heat. The faster the oxidation, the more the greater the heat. A pile of rags or paper towels soaked with linseed oil can actually start burning without warning, leading to the manufacturer's warning that all oil-soaked rags should be stored under water in a covered, metal container, or washed before storage or... » Read More I would greatly caution doing that. Remember that rags or towels with linseed oil have high probability of spontaneous combustion if not properly cared for. I fear that when you fold/ roll the tent it could combust. Linseed oil dries through oxidation, and the process releases heat. The faster the oxidation, the more the greater the heat. A pile of rags or paper towels soaked with linseed oil can actually start burning without warning, leading to the manufacturer's warning that all oil-soaked rags should be stored under water in a covered, metal container, or washed before storage or disposal. Great idea in concept, but too risky to try. Get other products specific for tent waterproofing. « Show Less
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I think it is. I've used this eucalyptus oil in a vaporizer, on my kids noses and chest.
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Yes! I bought this jar to soak wood carvings in oil overnight. I flip the jar upside for half of the night and I've never lost a drop of oil. It's extremely secure.
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This stuff is great for finishing furniture and any woodwork although it takes about five coats with drying time in-between. I belive that tung oil is toxic . I'm not really sure of that. I think a better choice for a work bench or butchers block would be linseed oil.
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I wouldn't recommend it, the bottle says: People unfamiliar w/properties can reference~ www.natures-oil.com for safety and usage information
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I would empty the closet. Then I would pour the cedar oil into a appropriate sized spray bottle and spray the walls (ceiling and floor if applicable) and use a micro fiber cloth to rub the oil in. You may need 2 or 3 cans depending on the size of the closet and don't be shy with the oil, the more you use the longer the cedar scent will last. Let dry for 12-24 hours. Then use.
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You could...However, your house will fill with smoke and smell of smoking cedar. Not a good idea. In case sarcasm is lost on some, NO do not use in the oven
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Neither you just oil . I believe there was some instruction with. I purchased mine a couple of years ago and I use it every night with lavender oil.
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I use the oil to re-oil my cedar blocks. The cedar blocks that you can buy at target or walmart eventually dry up, especially in dry climates. So I use the cedar oil to re-saturate the cedar blocks as well as my cedar chest. I also don't let the cedar blocks rest or lean on any of my clothes because I am worried they will leave oil marks on my clothing. But I put them in my closets, on the floor, and up high on the shelves. Makes everything smell great and keeps moths away during moth season. Hope that helps.