Petroleum based hence the term Petroleum Jelly. The most common water based product is KY and you can buy it just about anywhere. While KY is normally used as a "sexual lubricant" it is actually intended to be a medical product and yes its used in the medical profession.
No, Vaseline is not water-based and may not be suitable for use on sensitive skin.
IDEA I've never mixed them (and don't see why I should), but since Vaseline is petroleum based, you may be able to add water, dissolve the sugar, let the water and oil separate, and then boil off the water.
No, Vaseline is not organic. It is a petroleum-based product made from a mixture of waxes and mineral oils.
Vaseline is an inorganic product as it is a petroleum-based jelly composed of mineral oils and waxes. It is not derived from organic or plant-based sources.
Vaseline is oil based and therefore makes latex (gloves, condoms etc) break down.
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The pH of Vaseline is approximately neutral, around 7. Since Vaseline is a mixture of oils and waxes, it does not contain water that would affect its pH significantly.
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Vaseline was not named after a person. It comes from a German word for water and possibly Greek for oil.
Vaseline is petroleum based, and can break down condoms, also you don't want anything petroleum based in the vagina because of the sensitivity of the tissues and the exposure to chemicals (you wouldn't drink gas would you?)
No, it is not safe to have Vaseline (or any petroleum-based products) around oxygen as they are flammable and can increase the risk of fire. It is important to follow safety precautions and keep petroleum-based products away from oxygen equipment.
polyester is a petroleum based compound, like vaseline and cool whip.