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Linseed oil - Definition and Overview |
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Linseed oil is a yellowish drying oil derived from the dried ripe seeds of the flax plant (Linum usitatissimum, Linaceae). It is obtained by pressing, followed by an optional stage of solvent extraction.
Its uses include:
The linoleic acid in linseed oil is used as a dietary supplement.
Safety Note: Rags soaked in linseed oil can self-ignite if stored in a confined space. They should be washed with water and disposed of carefully.
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Example Usage of Linseed |
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kufena: @jodrell still not pleasant though. Shed now smells of Linseed oil from the floor cleaner, but the test comes tomorrow when I go out there. |
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mbtruenorth: @hippiebpd *returns leather jacket* Bit of lemon juice & cream of tartar did the trick. Leave the Linseed oil/vinegar mix a bit longer. |
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WatchinHarrison: @LeeStanfield haha you should Fetal Linseed. How good would that be you can change your name by depol as long as it's an anagram of 1st name |
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