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Good, Peter. Now all that's left are the really toxic components!

All I can say is that this oil is not an apparent irritant of the mucosal lining of the nose, airway and eye. You may be right, however, as it may contain agents that have a long-term adverse consequences.

I am still bothered by the fact that the composition of these oils is not known to the general public and that each one of us is doing clinical research as well try them.

Time to send off a few samples to Dr. Who.

Much more on wood, water and oils.

Paul, looks like you can get some baby oil with your next load of diapers.

Wow, Peter, tremendous source!

Unfortunately, the composition of many household and industrial materials are not known, although MSDS sheets are supposed to be available upon request. Quite often, though, MSDS sheets will list critical components as "not listed--trade secret" or similar wording.

Baby oil is a highly-refined form of mineral oil, and is least toxic of all its commonly-used forms. I'll stick with my Dr. Stringfellow, thanks, Peter!

"We are living in a world today where lemonade is made from artificial flavors and furniture polish is made from real lemons".

Alfred E, Newman

"What, me worry?"

Sounds suspiciously like Karl E. Teten, rather than Alfred E. Newman...

A man of great wisdom and insight.......



One of my all time heroes - LOL!

Karl is good but....... well; check this out

http://www.quotemeonit.com/newmana.html

Oops forgot the all important picture.

Quick on the draw with the wisdom.

Karl is much wiser, anyway!

I think perhaps some of us may be Mad.... Cracked, in fact!!

Howards' school pictures really come in handy don't they!