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Complete and up to date information about Turpentine - part of the Drugs.com trusted medication database. ... Turpentine has been used experimentally in a bath for the treatment of disseminated sclerosis and sexual dysfunction. It also has been studied for its antibacterial activity and inhibition of osteoclast activity.
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Home and Garden question: What other uses turpentine is used for? Turpentine is an ingredient in Vicks Vapo-Rub, as well as many cosmetics. Good turpentine smells delicious! Also, around here in KY it's ... What does turpentine do? What turpentine used for? Add turpentine to enamel? How do you use turpentine?
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Cleaning oil based paints, and thinning down oil based paints. It will not work with anything water based, or thinners based, however.
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Mostly turpentine's historical uses have been replaced by other solvents. Chiefly turpentine is used for oil paints and heavy stains, and you can use it as a mild stripper. But mainly people clean brushes with it, in my experience.
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What is turpentine used for??! alt.home.repair ... Re: What is turpentine used for??! ... > turpentine were included. Is there any use for it, other than as; > oil-paint brush cleaner? Mostly turpentine's historical uses have been replaced by other solvents. Chiefly turpentine is used for oil paints and heavy stains,
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Containers of turpentine should be protected from physical damage and should be stored separately from strong oxidizers (especially chlorine), heat, sparks, and open flame. Only nonsparking tools may be used to handle turpentine.
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Early in this century a government publication listed the use of turpentine in thinners for paints and varnishes, solvents for waxes in polishes, waterproof cements, cleaners to remove paints and oils from fabrics, disinfectants, liniments, medicated soaps, internal medicines, ointments, ... Rosin was used in soaps,
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Odorless dearomatized turpentine used to thin synthetic paints, rust-preventers, waxes. Can also be used to clean light oils off machine parts. Widely used in hobby sectors thanks to its almost total absence of odor.
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Turpentine is used by the painter for thinning oil colors and for making varnishes. It should be distilled from the oleoresinous gum, obtained by tapping a live pine tree. When this gum is distilled, the volatile "spirit" is collected and condensed to make spirits of turpentine (sometimes called oil of turpentine).
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