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Glycerin is a colorless liquid used in soaps, skin treatments, cooking, animal care, crafts, and fine arts. It can be purchased at pharmacies (including big chains like Walmart or Target) in small quantities. Or, it can be found in bulk online or at certain supply stores. The source of this information, and more details are available at the eHow article linked below. In addition, vegetable glycerin, which has a rich oily texture, is a hypoallergenic glycerin derived entirely from vegetable oil (non-vegetable glycerin is usually derived from pork or other animal fats). All glycerin with a "USP" (United States Parmacopoeia) mark is safe for food and cosmetic purposes. Vegetable glycerin can be purchased online at the Netrition link below.
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Isopropyl alcohol is safe for aluminium.
Natural gas is abundent, cheap, clean, and relatively safe.
It is safe to use glycerin borax to clean your face. The product can also be used on your hair and other parts of your skin.
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Glycerin is often made of the fat of animals or vegetable oil. It is considered to be natural, and is safe for human consumption in many cases.
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No it's not
Same reason doctors are clean, to keep the pets safe from infection and to be safe.
Yes, although it's important to stain and finish the floor first.
Yes. It is safe to clean an infected toe with hot salt water.
As long as the chiller is clean you should be safe. Make sure to clean it out.
using a safe fountain for clean drinking water
Glycerin is a colorless liquid used in soaps, skin treatments, cooking, animal care, crafts, and fine arts. It can be purchased at pharmacies (including big chains like Walmart or Target) in small quantities. Or, it can be found in bulk online or at certain supply stores. The source of this information, and more details are available at the eHow article linked below. In addition, vegetable glycerin, which has a rich oily texture, is a hypoallergenic glycerin derived entirely from vegetable oil (non-vegetable glycerin is usually derived from pork or other animal fats). All glycerin with a "USP" (United States Parmacopoeia) mark is safe for food and cosmetic purposes. Vegetable glycerin can be purchased online at the Netrition link below.