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Bill in Detroit
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Walnut Oil with Vitamin E
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PS -- I am in full agreement to skip the walnut oil with anti-oxidants
added -- the walnut oil needs to oxidize.
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I was suspicious when I read George's post, as he usually doesn't
miss. That's why I didn't really sound off. HE WAS KIDDING. The
antioxidants properties in vitamin E work only upon live, organic
organims. Here is how vitamin E is used:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/e...cle/002406.htm
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BTW, further reading of the benefits of vitamin E as an emolient seem
to be no better than any other oil as when it isn't directly ingested
as to flow into the bloodstream it cannot function as a killer of free
radicals.
Robert
Actually I had in mind the calcium propionate, which is, I believe added
to improve product stability in the bottle.
At any rate, I've had reasonable success using walnut oil on my pens. I
apply it generously, wipe the excess and then go straight to CA without
waiting for the oil to dry. Overnight is the most it ever gets and I
actually think that I get better results if I apply the CA immediately.
YMMV, void where prohibited, and so on.
Bill
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