Is this food grade wax?
518018
The packaging for this wax makes no claim that it is food grade. Its primary use is as floor wax. -However, I purchased it because "The Mica Lamp Co." recommends Trewax to protect the patina on their copper lamps. The wax applies easily to the patinated copper, and buffs off easily leaving a subtle sheen.
518019
Let's see. It has a distinct wax overtone, stong body, light mouthfeel, small hints of citrus and green pepper, almost reminiscent of a good New Zealand chardonnay. Very little aftertase, but a slight tingling sensation in the throat, and, wait, fingers - pronounced shortness of breath, uh oh, ... HRRRRK ... &lt;thud&gt; ... Seriously, I have no clue. It smells a little petroleum-y. I wouldn't use it on food or on serious food-prep surfaces, but that's just me. EDIT: Looked into it - the MSDS says it's up to half petroleum distillates. Makes sense as 100% wax would probably be pretty hard and you wouldn't be able to spread it around with a sponge so easily. So minimize contact with food. And I don't recommend eating it. There's better things to spread on a cracker.
518020
It's a non-toxic plant based wax....and it's the best I have ever used. Highly recommend it!!
518021
no it is not food grade wax. i use it on furniture. read the lable thanks helen
750010
it is a all natural emulsifier wax and it is like small white pellets . no it is not emulsimulse
1551891
Water and wax generally don't mix and food coloring is water based. It will not burn properly. Candle dyes or crayons work best in my experience.
1677208
It is soy wax. The brand i get is Golden Foods 464. It's 98% soy wax and 2% is additives.
795446
I believe it would be. I have not seen that it leaves a "wax" film on anything.....black plastic, rubber, etc
1696444
Yes, this is not food grade but is great for skin. In fact it is sold by a company that makes products for soap makers. Go look at their website. I use it straight on my skin after showering. http://www.essentialdepot.com/
1354739
I think so. Food grade glycerin is 99.7% pure. My understanding is you can use food grade for cosmetic purposes but not the other way around.
1939706
It's like an all-in-one. It is a food grade mineral oil and natural waxes. It oils, conditions and helps seal.
1739616
I can't imagine this stuff is labelled 'food grade' . If it is not, it hasn't been tested for that. Myself, I don't want to be the crash test dummy. I know it sure smells bad the first time or two it gets hot, so it probably wont enhance the flavour.
1154992
This grease is not the OEM grease used by Kitchen Aid. However, it is a food grade product and is supposedly of higher quality; it is cheaper as well. It seems to work fine for my Kitchen Aid Mixer.
663551
Its in a plastic container that may not hold up in the oven. But maybe in a pot on the stove? It takes a while for the wax to melt in my low watt microwave but it is probably possible on the stove. It would be a pain though.
2008937
The label states, "food-safe combination of mineral oil, beeswax and anti-microbial essential oils." So based on that, I'd say your answer is no.
1384003
It does not say food grade so I would assume not. I would not breath it in, ingest it or allow pets to step in it.
1875470
I don't recall there being anything marked on it, verifying it as food grade. judging by the composition and thickness of the metal, I'd say it's most likely for grease straining and storage only. Hope this helps. Thanks for asking!
2142964
It says it is food grade, but I only purchased it to use as a home remedy to keep spiders out of the house.
1203276
Yes it is food grade and the only one I use for myself and my cats. I don't recall the percentage and it doesn't say on the container. The company has a free downloadable pdf if you want email them or go to their website. Lots of good information.
802476
Not personally. It's a product that should be safe for that application, however, as it is food grade. It has enough wax in it that it can be buffed out to a sheen, as well.