Is this product derived from wood or petroleum?
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.
911751
Haha - no, DMSO is not from petroleum. It is "tree blood" to the best of my memory (haven't studied it in a while). It is something that is removed from wood before further processing.
911752
I use Wikkepedia to answer all my questions about medical products. It's very easy!
911753
Sorry my last answer was wrong , it is derived from wood . I love the results .
911754
Dimethyl Sulfoxide is a wood derivative and it is colorless. I have been using it regularly on my legs, to help me to continue to compete in Masters Track !------I am 76 years old and have been competing in Masters Sprint events since I was 40 years old.-----------I live in Omaha, Ne. and have been in track meets all over the country. Been in the Nationals twice and in meets in Eugene, Ore, New Orleans, La, Atlanta, Ga, Orlando, Fla, Minneapolis, Mn, and Denver, Colorado
911755
http://www.dmso.org/articles/information/muir.htm It's from the wood industry. The link takes you to a great article on DMSO. Very important, dilute to 70%.
529998
Seems like plastic to me. If not, it's wood coated by plastic. it's not cheap but it's good quality.
179842
I'm not an authority but I believe it is oiled walnut. Whatever, I love my 4 chairs. They are very sturdy and make wonderful diningroom chairs.
1616499
No petroleum products. Very good leather product. I us it on everything from my boots to coats and gloves. Car seats.
303194
I don't believe it is - it is just raw wood. If it is, I was not aware. Sorry I cannot answer for sure.
50274
It's made with petroleum distilates. Apply in ventilated area, avoid breathing it.
380166
I'm not quite sure. I know it's not the cheap stuff or it's definitely not the pressurized fake wood. But it's a very sturdy high quality product.
714977
I believe it is parawood. I finished my end table with Minwax water based wood stain. I had a bit of trouble achieving an even application, but I believe that had more to do with the stain product than the wood.
1210636
I'm sorry but I do not know if it contains petroleum. Kindly read description for list of ingredients . Thank you.
220441
As far as my wife and I can tell, pure essential oil. WE LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!
2197958
I'd guess synthetic, tho it's not labeled. I doubt anything since the 60s is from a rubber tree!
1549287
Not sure where it is from, but it is solid, stained, high-quality wood. I was impressed as I did not expect such high quality. It lag bolds together and is extremely solid. Scratches easily fix with a dab of oil.
179841
I'm not an authority but I believe it is oiled walnut. Whatever, I love my 4 chairs. They are very sturdy and make wonderful dining room chairs.
551021
I did buy that particular spray the ones I got were Permatex Item# 80070 the ones I got are different style can but to answer your question it does contain Petroleum. hope this helps...
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.
757814
I'm not exactly sure... it's imported so probably camphor, which is similar to cedar. It has a strong odor but it dissipates quickly once out of the box. They used some type of sealant on the wood and that's probably what I smelled. Either way, I've had it a year and it's held up great.
986400
The wood is natural and smells like real wood. We haven't detected any chemical smell.