I want to know if this is the pine sol that the hospitals use . The pine sol they use is a 90 present pine
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According to data sheets from Clorox, Pine-Sol contains very small (if any) amounts of terpenes, the active ingredient in pine cleaners. Pine-Sol is made to smell pine-ish, and does a very good job cleaning in a consumer environment, but it is NOT commercial grade.
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Technically, you are correct because pine and all conifer trees are softwoods. But it is not a very abrasive cleaner, and you should be fine. Especially if you a solid polyurethane or lacquer layer.
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I think this would be considered therapeutic grade, but the last time I ordered it the smell was slightly like pine rather than authentic lavendul agustafolia. This may have been this batch. If it is for aromatherapy use it should be therapeutic.
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Actually it is not the same. This product is "Pine Bark Extract", the product your comparing it to is "100mg, 60 tabs-Pycnogenol". Most people, when taking Pine Bark are trying to utilize the benefits of Pycnogenol sourced from the tree species "French Maritime Pine". When you buy pine bark your typically getting a multitude of items within the product, despite wanting a majority of Pycnogenol. If your looking for the benefits of Pycnogenol, buy the product directly, or investigate the milligram dosage within the Pine Bark to decide what the best bang for the buck is. Actually it is not the same. This product is "Pine Bark Extract", the product your comparing it to is "100mg, 60 tabs-Pycnogenol". Most people, when taking Pine Bark are trying to utilize the benefits of Pycnogenol sourced from the tree species "French Maritime Pine". When you buy pine bark your typically getting a multitude of items within the product, despite wanting a majority of Pycnogenol. If your looking for the benefits of Pycnogenol, buy the product directly, or investigate the milligram dosage within the Pine Bark to decide what the best bang for the... » Read More Actually it is not the same. This product is "Pine Bark Extract", the product your comparing it to is "100mg, 60 tabs-Pycnogenol". Most people, when taking Pine Bark are trying to utilize the benefits of Pycnogenol sourced from the tree species "French Maritime Pine". When you buy pine bark your typically getting a multitude of items within the product, despite wanting a majority of Pycnogenol. If your looking for the benefits of Pycnogenol, buy the product directly, or investigate the milligram dosage within the Pine Bark to decide what the best bang for the buck is. « Show Less
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Yes. Hospitals use the same chemical to disinfect. Go online, type the name of the active ingredient and find the proper dilution for inside use. I seem to remember the mixture of 10 to 1, but please double check online.
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I believe its pine... its a nice set of table and chairs.. it cleans up really easy..
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No. This is a silver sol. You can read more about it by doing a search for American Biotech. They are the manufacturers.
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I don't know about any data but it's the same model my primary care physician's office uses. Is consistent with the readings I get at the hospital as well.
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I am not sure I wanna say its pine . I bought this item several months back & stained it to match my table ,I gotta say the quality is just fine the bench has held up very well ! I am very happy with my purchase & it arrived quickly !
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We used it on pine, as well. This company (Cedarshield) has gone through some "changes." I would check the website and talk to a person. We used about seven gallons of this product and so far we have been pleased, but only time will tell if it really holds up.
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Solid pine, I believe. The stain is different for each, but all parts are solid pine.
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Not sure bought it as a gift for mother in law. It is more of a pine color though
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It is interesting you ask that the sulfer is 100% sorced from DMSO. I looked up DMSO and its description says that is is a by product of the wood industry. I found another site that said pine trees work really well for DMSO extraction. I know that it is the sulfer that gives it the very bitter taste. I can't say for certain that 7 lights gets theirs from pine but I would say its a fairly good chance.
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bought for my mother in Colorado and it will be months before she has dry pine needles, but she does have pine needles and will be using this on them in the spring.
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Pine. When mine arrived all 8 were broken. After a 2 month fight I finally got money back. Buyer beware. You get what you pay for. Very cheap.
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I worked in the hospital for many years, on the medical unit. That was the brand they always used and I felt it must be the best. I have been using it without any side effects. We know some off brands of medicine are contaminated with metals.
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I do not have tons of pine trees on my property, but I believe if the pine straw is sticky from pine sap, the machine is going to have problems handling that type of debris.