Anhydrous Lanolin

blgoode

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Where can I get some Anhydrous Lanolin?
 
Squeeze some wool real hard and dont add water :)


Just kidding Brian. Havent the foggiest.
 
last time I tried that it made me all itchy in the wrong places...:o

Indian George knows where to get it but hell if I do....
 
wonder if just mineral oil would work as a replacement...

here is what am after.....

Use
3 parts Johnson's Paste wax
Mix with enough turpentine to make a thick liquid...NNo need to heat it

Melt 2 parts Bees wax and mix in

Add 1 part Anhydrous Lanolin.

I use this on wood and metal. After shooting and cleaning my muzzle loaders, I use it on the whole thing.

It is one of the best rust inhibitor/wood preservative I've found and it is great on bead blasted surfaces.
It fills in the pores and gives you a smooth, non glare, rust resistant finish.
 
I do not know if it is Anhydrous Lanolin but you can get 100% lanolin cream at a most drug store or places that sell baby stuff. I got some to put on my horn handle Khukuris. The one I got was called "Nipple Cream" it was for for breast feeding mothers. Just go in and ask for that stuff for your sore nipples. ;) :p
 
nice!! This could be a fun surprise while I am out shoping with the wife!!!

A good nipple slip is always fun....
 
Thanks Raymond. There is a TractorSupply Store right at the house.

Hows the new Floor?
 
There's an online bulk source mentioned 3rd post of this thread:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=262222

also some tech references re anhydrous lanolin

Commonly sold in quantity for do-it-yourselfers
for soapmaking & skincare recipes.
http://www.thesage.com/catalog/FixedOil.html
http://www.apothecary-shoppe.com/product_info.php?products_id=703
http://essentialoil.com/veggie.html
Order thru any pharmacy, but fairly expensive compared to bulk.

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Try your local druggist. He uses it for compounding various ointments. Shouldn't need a prescription.

Best Wishes,
Joe Sangster
 
blgoode said:
last time I tried that it made me all itchy in the wrong places...:o

Indian George knows where to get it but hell if I do....
Damn!!! You&#8217;re allergic to wool too??? I told you to leave them sheep alone. :eek: :D :D
 
I get mine at the drug store -- works great for resizing cartridge cases for re loading. I have found that beef tallow mixed with toilet ring wax works very well in muzzle loaders as a patch lube in cold weather and now we use it as a bullet lube for both smokeless and black powder. Being Scotch helps in thinking up inexpensive useful things :D
 
FWIW, I like this mix of stuff to wax blades and handles:

1/3 anhydrous Lanolin (great rust inhibitor)
1/3 filtered/purified beeswax
1/3 mineral oil

Heat in the microwave and stir. After it hardens it will stay mixed. Apply a little with a finger and buff with a rag. Really adds a deep shine to stabilized woods too. And it's non-toxic.

Steve
 
good stuff. BTW -- where are you guys getting this beeswax?
 
tallow mixed with toilet ring wax

HMMMMMM...Pete, are they still making toilet rings from beeswax? That never occurred to me even though I knew they did use it for a very long time...Duh
 
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