Is this product equivalent to petroleum ether?
391426
I don't know what petroleum ether is. This is dry cleaner fluid. I use it to remove sticky stuff.
391427
No, some projects require naptha specifically, for it's chemical compounds. Petroleum ether may be similar but will not serve as useful to customers who soley rely on the chemicals in naptha.
391428
It says it contains "petroleum distillate." On the can it says that it is a paint thinnner, interestingly. The product is Naptha, which I plan to use as a good stain remover for things like oil, gum, grease, etc. My mother used a product called "Energine" many, many years when I was young, and I began to use it also, for years after I was grown. But Energine can no longer be purchased...but it was "Naptha." Hope this helps. I was just really happy to find this though. It isn't greasy feeling like "Goo-Gone," which is a big plus to me.
790868
On the Mequiars bottle it says: contains petroleum distillates. May cause eye and skin irritation. Keep away from heat and flame. I have use this product for years and have had no problems. I wear gloves and or use and applicator to apply. I bought it on Amazon cause I could not find it in local retail stores anymore. Previouse bottles I bought over the years said the same things I have outlined here.
1208345
Yes....here's the link to the company site. It's in small amounts, regardless. http://www.earthpaste.com/prop65/
1133622
Yes.... This is a petroleum based product.... It is not highly flammable, but would burn.
1215918
No it is not, there is nothing in it except pure argan oil. Check out Poppy Austins website, they do a really great job of explaining everything that goes into the making and processing of argan oil and all of its benefits!
2128538
I am an industrial chemist at a petroleum manufacturing facility. The petroleum distillates, if still in the sealed bottle, will not lose effect, purity, or stability over the course of a decade. Use away!
1532486
I can't see any difference. As long as there are no additives, emu oil is what it is. I recommend buying only pure emu oil. More money doesn't always mean more purity.
1178684
I wrote to the manufacturer and the response was, "This is not labeled for use on clothing." My question to them was, "Are there petroleum products in this formula?" There was no response to this specific question, so I presume that there ARE petroleum products included in this formula.
576118
This is silicone based not petroleum based. It's particularly good when used to lubricate rubber like bushings and Window rails on cars and it stays there for much longer than any petroleum based product
626110
Yes it is. It says it on the product and I have used it as such successfully.
911750
Not sure but I believe it's Petroleum . I have used it for a long time and so have others I know with no Ill effects . And it works !!!! Check it on on the internet.
414369
no it does not contain Petroleum or Petroleum. Ingredients are Shea Butter, Avocado Butter, Coconut Oil, Essential Oils and Vitamin E.
690746
No, it is also works as as a solvent to clean carbon and leave a lubricating film. You can use regular household products like OLD ENGLISH on stocks and such.
2269918
Not sure.. I'm looking at the label. It says it contains "heptane", which I assume is a petroleum product. It also lists "hydrocarbon propellant"
1626753
I saw nothing printed on the can indicating it contains petroleum distillates. You might want to google MSDS (material safety data sheet)and do a search of this product. It should tell you everything you want to know in regard to what the product contains. Your welcome.
289520
I believe so. Here are the ingredients listed on their website: Organic Ethanol, Purified Water, EO® Essential Oil Blend [Organic Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Organic Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Peel Oil, Organic Geranium Maculatum Oil, Organic Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil, Organic Vetiveria Zizanoides Root Oil]
1198591
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.