Can I fill it with an oil?
253621
I haven't tried that. I typically fill them with dry herbs and they store seemingly indefinitely. My guess is that the oil may dissolve the capsules within a few days, but try keeping them in the refrigerator if you try it. Otherwise, these are really good quality capsules [few broken ones and close tightly]. Good luck.
253622
My question too. I see fish OIL,vit E OIL...et cetera in gel capsules, so what is holding THEM together without dissolving? I need to take aloe vera and want to encapsulate it myself to save money. I already have the capsule machine and the gel caps, which work just fine for ground, dried herbs...but for aloe vera? And what is to stop it from becoming rancid once I do all that work? Cannot store it in a fridge, going camping soon and need to know.
253623
Not for longer than a couple minutes but yes you could. If you put liquid in them and wait too long, the gelatin with expand, become thin and burst.
253624
Yes I found it can be a bit messy unless you use a eye droper. These gel caps holds up very well for quite a long time when you store them. I kept mine in the refrigerator.
253625
As long as you have solvent out they work fine for oil. If they melt, you need to rework your medicine as you have water or solvent left.
2155193
No, just be sure to fill the chain oil reservoir. Very pleased with the job it does also.
1465119
Yes. It comes with a small plastic bottle which is to be filled with your oil, and placed at the bottom of the unit. It is a bear to reach beneath the unit (make sure it's empty of water...) and it's even worse to fill up this plastic bottle with your choice of oil, as the unit's bottle is small as is all essential oil bottles. We've been using the oil, after slowly dropping in the essential oil, and it does work fine. But what a headache!
276659
I have not done that particularly, but I can't see why not, as long as you don't overdo it. I agree that using a base oil is best.
919381
I don't believe that you can. The water reservoir is below the filter, so there really is no where to put the oils so that they will be dispersed with the water.
2209090
There is a line on the inside that indicates how much oil to put in it. So you never would fill it up all they way anyway.
1474375
Neither one of you answered the question. If you fill it to the mark, how much oil is that?
1151882
There is no place to add oil, and the manual specifically states to only use water in the tank. Given that this is a cool mist humidifier and has no warming ability, it's probably not suitable for oils.
860829
Yes, the oil I purchased is cold pressed and can be used in its present state, or you can warm it up to melt it.
69699
There is a small reservoir on the side. I All you have to do is just put a few drops of oil in there and fill the main chamber with water.
600699
No, and it needs tons of oil in it to be able to work. I was never able to use it.
112074
No, just gas. You would if it were a weed eater or chain saw I would think. You need to change the oil like a car though. The instructions will give you all you need on that when it arrives.
2044565
Yes you can, but I'm not sure about the amount since these are very very concentrated oils. It would be best to Goggle for information
2025408
I think that depends on the thickness, heaviness of the oil used. you might need to dilute it.
1002265
Not exactly. There's a screwtop-covered opening from which it is fairly easy to pour. I recently used a small funnel to make this job easier, pouring the used oil into the original jug from whence it came.
1302046
Yes, you put liquid in it, (penetrating oil, etc) and pressurize it using an air source (air compressor/hand pump, etc).
48680
No, it's very simple. You just frequently add oil in a slot as indicated by the directions.