So what do you use it for ? I don't know any person why use talc.
488118
Well, the original use was on the back of the neck in barber shops, where it keeps the trimmed hair bits from sticking to the skin. But just like any talcum (or similar) powder, you can put it on anywhere your body collects moisture or odor. Feet, understand, and of course, many men seem to like to put it on their man-parts as well. It's like Johnson's baby powder for grown men.
488119
I use it as a powder to help enhance drying following a shower -- not everywhere, but only in areas which remain more "damp", shall we say. I live in a warm, humid environment, so it is helpful.
488120
It's great to use under your armpits and on your backside to prevent chafing, basically anywhere you chafe. I put some on my hands and put it all over after a shower because it's good for the skin and smells great.
2115619
It is mainly used as a carrier oil for essential oils. You could use it topically like for massage by itself. It is not for eating.
2174365
Not sure why all questions to the products come to me instead of the seller. I bought this product and am notsure as to what it does and can be used for, sorry I am no help. Please contact the seller.
677207
No, had not heard of that use. I just like it for wounds, scrapes and scratches.
904677
This is for extracting the oil from saturated bowling balls. It doesn't do any kind of resurfacing, and you would need a different solution for that.
1016649
A bit late chiming in here, but what is he using vaseline FOR? That answer might help point you to the most useful solution.
855378
You can use it for your personal needs. they are the best on the market. Thanks.
2011498
It is safe enough to be used daily and I recommend to powder some talc on your skin before use if it is very sensitive, you won't even need to apply cream after. I am very satisfied with the results and it is a very practical product as I took it with everywhere and helped me for urgent touch ups. I hope it helps!
340715
Not what I use it for. I use it for poison ivy/oak, rashes, cold sores, scrapes, bruises, sty, cat scratches, cactus accidents, etc. wrinkles are the last worry for this product. :-)
1752025
The main purpose of this thing is to mine BTC, or any other SHA-256 based coins like namecoin, peercoin. It cannot mine Scrypt based coins like litecoin. Other than mining, I don't think it can do anything else; and with today's bitcoin difficulty, this thing is useless for mining bitcoin.
1283111
That's exactly how I use it and what I use it for. It's simple to use to say the least. I've used it for everything from making custom heads, weapons, even bodies for table top war games figures to making molds for custom parts for vehicles.
1801899
It has some pure talc but is mixed with other ingrediants.incuding fragrance ect.The label and ingrediants say as munch.It is the fact that it works and has that clean barber shop smell that makes it a great product to use.
970273
OK, this begs the obvious question: Why? If you want to use less, why not use powders or liquids. But other than that, I would not risk my knives or myself. Perhaps a table saw?
265149
It is used for patching smaller holes in drywall. FYI, I tried using it as a skim coat and it worked decently.
530680
Main use is to cover where wires are joined end to end by a solder of solderless joint. Can be used to "finish" the end of a cord or string, shoe string. Might be other uses but mainly my husband uses hem for electrical wire joints.
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Yes, it is probably most often used for that purpose. I actually purchased my bottle from the arts and crafts department. It has been a while since I made crochet ornaments, but I remember that Sta-Flo is the starch I used for my project. I've been hanging the "snowflakes" on my Christmas tree every year for nearly twenty years.
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I've heard of people using it for various things - I use it to keep fleas and ants out of my house. What I buy is food grade and doesn't hurt people or animals. Farmers use it in their animal feed and a certain amount is in meat and breads. Only thing I've read is to wear a mask if using a lot of it in a small area. Farmers probably wear masks to mix it with animal feed.