CANTENNA oil without embarassment

[Don Peterson]

You might also want to try a mixture of mineral oil and parafin wax.  The parafin
will mix with the mineral oil to create a "slushy" type of material.  This is
great for when you accidently kick over the Cantenna, you no longer need to
wipe up mineral oil off the floor.  The congealed solution stays in the can.

Don
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Hi, gang,

In case some of you DON'T know where to get it (without having the gang
at your local drug store/CVS/etc. giving you embarassing looks), there
is an inexpensive source for mineral oil by the gallon:

Get down to your nearest agricultural supply (BlueSeal Feeds, larger
Agways, etc.) and look for veterinarian-grade mineral oil. You'll
probably find it, as I did, in the section for horses and livestock.
Gallons there are a LOT less costly than elsewhere, and you won't get
the hairy eyeball!

73,

Sandy

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