"Propylene glycol" is the first ingredient, isn't that a chemical used to make Anti Freeze and plastics?
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I don't know, but I hope the small amount I use in flavoring my steaks isn't very harmful. I've already got strychnine in my liver - this stuff just builds us and never leaves your system!
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Not sure but I can tell you it is pure pinapple and it gives cake and home made icecream a wonderful flavor also there are ingredients that are used for several different things so if I spend my time worried about what is used where I won't get to enjoy life
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i didnot know that good to know but i have no problem use the flavor it give my cakes i cook it a good flavor
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This info is taken from the BioFreeze Web page: Q: Does Biofreeze contain gluten, starch, aspirin or nut derivatives? A: No Applies easily and penetrates quickly Colorless (dye-free) Proprietary herbal blend 100% paraben-free Propylene glycol-free Effective skin conditioners Greaseless, non-staining with vanishing scent Manufactured in the USA Not tested on animals
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Sorry to rain on your parade if you're into non-toxic products, but some items on the list of inactive ingredients for Bio-freeze aren't good - look them up on EWG:Inactive Ingredients: Camphor (for scent), carbomer, FD&C; blue #1, FD&C; yellow #5, Glycerine, Herbal Extract (ILEX Paraguariensis), Isopropyl Alcohol, Methylparaben, Propylene Glycol, Silicon Dioxide, Triethanolamine, Water.
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The bottle I just received says it has propylene glycol as a coating... Wish I would have noticed this before ordering!
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propylene glycol is fda approved to use in food product and is consider non-toxic at low doses from what i've read. it's used in Nunn as a solvent and carrier of flavour or colour in the food and beverage. Propylene glycol is also widely use in pharmaceuticals and bunch of ther products.
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Ingredients: Water, Propylene Glycol, May contain one or more of the following: U.S. Certified Food Colors: Red 3, Red 40, Blue 2, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Citric Acid, less than 1/10 of 1% Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate (as Preservative).
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Car antifreeze already has built in antimicrobial properties. If your using this in a PC. Assuming your not doing sub ambient cooling and not mixing aluminum and copper, straight distilled water is better. Glycol can leave deposits and gunk. Plus it will stain your lines. I have even heard of it breaking down acetl top blocks.
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FD&C; blue#1 aluminum lake hypromellose,magnasium sterate,maltidextrin,microcrystalline celluse,polyethylene glycol, prvidine, silcon dioxide,sodium starch glycolate,steric acid
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I contacted the company directly and this is the response i got from them "Thank you for contacting the OXO Consumer Care Center and your interest in OXO products. Please be assured that our consumers' safety is a top priority during the development of our products. All OXO products are BPA, Phthalate, and PVC Free. The Ice Cube Tray is made of the following: Tray-High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Recycling #2Lid-Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE), Recycling #4 Please let me know if you need anything else."
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No, there are 2 graduated scales. Propylene or Ethylene. After putting a few drops of the liquid on the glass you hold it to the light and it will tell you the freeze point. If one knew the exact total volume of the loop they could calculate percentage. It is a quality built tool and well worth the money even if you only use it a few times.
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Make sure you use real vanilla. Propylene Glycol, a common ingredient in imitation vanilla, is an edible antifreeze.
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This is a common concern, raised because something "sounds scary," and it's often cited as "antifreeze." Propylene glycol does indeed lower the freezing point of water, and you can use it as anti-freeze, which says exactly nothing about its safety as a food ingredient. For the record, the chemical in car anti-freeze is ethylene glycol, which is toxic. Propylene glycol is considered non-toxic and is used as an anti-freeze for water pipes and in food production where ingestion is possible. You would have to consume massive amounts of the chemical, impossible from food, in order to get anywhere near toxic levels. Also, I should note that, technically, TABLE SALT can be considered "anti-freeze." This is a common concern, raised because something "sounds scary," and it's often cited as "antifreeze." Propylene glycol does indeed lower the freezing point of water, and you can use it as anti-freeze, which says exactly nothing about its safety as a food ingredient. For the record, the chemical in car anti-freeze is ethylene glycol, which is toxic. Propylene glycol is considered non-toxic and is used as an anti-freeze for water pipes and in food production where ingestion is possible. You would have to consume massive amounts of the chemical, impossible from food, in... » Read More This is a common concern, raised because something "sounds scary," and it's often cited as "antifreeze." Propylene glycol does indeed lower the freezing point of water, and you can use it as anti-freeze, which says exactly nothing about its safety as a food ingredient. For the record, the chemical in car anti-freeze is ethylene glycol, which is toxic. Propylene glycol is considered non-toxic and is used as an anti-freeze for water pipes and in food production where ingestion is possible. You would have to consume massive amounts of the chemical, impossible from food, in order to get anywhere near toxic levels. Also, I should note that, technically, TABLE SALT can be considered "anti-freeze." « Show Less
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Works great for making your own propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin extractions.
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I believe you would need dipropylene glycol for that. I've never heard of someone attempting the use in pg for that purpose.
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Not sure! Glycol is the active ingredient and my bottle is gray and purple.
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Active Ingredients: Polyethylene Glycol 400 4.0%, Propylene Glycol 3.0%Inactives: Boric acid, calcium,chloride, hydroxypropyl guar, magnesium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium chloride, zink chloride, water, polyquatemium as a preservative and may contain Hydrochloric Acid and/or Sodium Hydroxide to balance pH level.
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Propylene glycol is found in antifreeze and is a carcinogen. Best if you stay away from this and go to bubbleandbee.com and order from their truly organic selection! This comes from a guy who sweats like a dog doing Judo yet doesn't have smelly pits after.