I would like to add this to my mouthwash. Is this particular brand food safe?
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I don't know if it's food safe or not. I haven't used it yet, I can't get passed the strong pungent smell. Smells kinda like garlic. I wouldn't buy it again.
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I think the oil is good for many things I use it for healing purposes when I cut my self burn or rash ones a week I take two drops under my Tong if you don't like the taste add some sugar ( Sissy) next thing I M going to see if it make s a good Mosquito off
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Don't know if the closure is tight enough. The company would need to answer that. There is no preprinted label for mouthwash as I remember. I use it for shampoo, conditioner and soap
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i'm not sure what you mean by safe? i've been using this brand for years. used to buy it right from a health food store, moved away, and couldn't find it until i went on line. it is in a glass jar, better than plastic. has a tight seal. has a terrific flavor.
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The mouthwash and the refill bottles are proprietary. However, it can be "carefully" done. I've got mine filled with Lavoris.
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I dont see why not. You mentioned just a gargle so that should be perfectly fine. Its very good tea tree oil. I have enjoyed using it.
719315
Hi, It safe - e-mail me at lmn@creativedanes.com for more information. We are the importer of Menu in the States.
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The green labeled product "PBF" (plaque-biofilm loosening formula is a light green clear gel with a slight mint taste. The blue labeled product "Fresh Mint Original" is creamy white and has a light peppermint flavor. I like them both. For me, they both keep my mouth fresh. I haven't been diagnosed with dry mouth. My periodontist started me on samples. I also use the Dry Mouth Mouthwash which has no alcohol. It tastes like mouthwash without alcohol. I haven't tried the oral rinse. WARNING: Keep these products away from your pets, especially DOGS. Keep all products with Xylitol away from your dog. According to the FDA, Xylitol can be deadly to a dog. "Xylitol is approved for human use and considered a safe sugar alternative for people. It is commonly used in sugar-free products such as candy, chewing gum, and baked goods and often a component to oral hygiene products like mouthwash and toothpaste. Xylitol can also be found in over-the-counter-medications, vitamins, and throat lozenges. Xylitol is also available in bulk for at home baking. Xylitol, a sugar compound sourced from the Birch tree, has been recently discovered to be 100 PERCENT LETHAL TO DOGS. In dogs, Xylitol causes a rapid release of insulin, causing a sharp decrease in blood sugar. It also can alter the electrolytes, potassium and phosphorus. Dogs can become depressed, uncoordinated, and weak. In severe cases, liver failure and coagulopathy (difficulty in blood clotting) can occur. Large amounts of Xylitol can cause seizures, coma, and even death. Symptoms can occur within minutes to days of ingestion of even a small amount (half of a stick of gum). If you think your pet has ingested any product containing Xylitol, contact your veterinarian or the Animal Poison Control Center immediately." This is not something everyone is aware of, so please spread the word. I hope all of this info helped.
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I'm sure its safe. Meanwhile, you can simply wash it manually, using a sponge and any liquid soap or dishwasher liquid.
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This sealer is not rated as food-safe, as with all sealer but it has caused no issues in laboratory animals, according to the MSDS sheet. I would be more concerned about the cleaner used,than the sealer. We suggest Akemi Triple Effect, a food-safe cleaner for after you seal.
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If you zoom in on the pic you can see that it has Bob's logo for Gluten Free on it. Bob's tests their GF stuff using ELISA down to like 5ppm or something similar, so it's definitely as safe as possible.
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considering you can spray it in your mouth(not recommended), I would think it is safe to us as a cleaning base then add oils.....
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It is a good lube and it is food safe. I see no reason why you couldn't use it.
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I still have the card from the manufacturer that came w it. It does not say what it contains. The only warning is says is: choking hazard: product should be used only w adult or therapist supervision. Discard at first sign of wear or damage. Not recommended for children. Under age 4. Earlier it does Dayton gently clean w soap and earn water prior to use and to prevent bacteria build up over time. It is specifically for biting and putting in the mouth, so I believe it would be free of those things. You can probably google the manufacturer (chew stixx) and look further if you are still concerned. I am always worried about the germs and bacteria w this, so I wash it often by hand and I have even put it in the dishwasher in a little basket.
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I can't imagine this stuff is labelled 'food grade' . If it is not, it hasn't been tested for that. Myself, I don't want to be the crash test dummy. I know it sure smells bad the first time or two it gets hot, so it probably wont enhance the flavour.
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The only liquid I have ever used in this (have had several over the years) is undiluted mouthwash (Listerine-type) and it works great!
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No you should not put this in your mouth. Teeth need to be rinsed before put back in mouth. This solution has too much bleach and does a great job on dentures but not for in the mouth.
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GRAS status means - Generally Recognized As Safe.The ingredients are water and pure probiotics. It does not list what kind of probiotics or how many. The mouthwash has a light scent of spearmint which obviously is not listed in the ingredients. It foams just a tiny bit. One time I got confused with my water bottle and drank some of it and it tasted like stale water. I did not have any ill effects from drinking it.