Pure Talc Powder Quart

Works much better than corn starch. Just be sensible using it.

We learned that if you pour a line of talcum powder from side to side outside your doorway, ants wont cross the line, much less come anywhere near it!

It stops creaks and squeaks.... and sweat... LOL!!

Great price quick delivery

Used for making DIY chalk paint. Wear a mask when using, do NOT smell it purposely. Cannot comment on scent of it or longevity Worked for the purpose intended

I use this product in my crafting to make chalk paint

Pure plain talcum. I use it for a mold release. I used to get cheap baby powder, but some brought lawsuits so talc powder based products were discontinued. This does the same. Just be smart to use a particle mask or respirator, some ventilation and wash up after using.

I used this to thicken epoxy for a boat project. Its unscented, and pure talcum. Like any additives, the amount used depends on thickness desired. Slightly pricey for the size. Its good for bonding or a glue thickener. I wouldnt use it for laminating unless it was filling the weave after cloth.

I have enormous callused sweaty hands. I tear even the thickest nitrile gloves putting them on because the sizing of the gloves is never accurate when it comes to me. Since the USA is such a litigious country, all of the consumer brands have replaced talc with cornstarch in their powders and this is a huge problem for me. I use cornstarch to thicken soups and gravies and fungi LOVES to feed on the cheap sugars that are readily available in starches. If I am successfully able to get a nitrile glove on my hand, Im going to wear it as long as I can for fear of tearing the subsequent glove that I put on, and I dont need to have a thick, fungi-friendly sweat paste against my skin for hours at a time. This talc is amazing. I took the top off of a gold bond bottle, dumped out all of the cornstarch, filled it with this talc and keep it next to my box of gloves so that I can dust my hands and slide into a new pair any time that I want to without fear of tearing half a dozen or so. My hands come out nice and dry even after wearing gloves for much longer than I should. It pours smoothly, does not clump, and seems that the milling of the powder is extremely consistent. Please note: This is not meant for the use which I use it for, so please take that into account when purchasing it.

My wife and I are 70. We will take the chance on cancer. Still selling tobacco. I use a pepper shaker. I spray my favorite cologne on a piece of cotton, put it in the bottom of the shaker and wa-la...label the shaker and its done. Be sure to get shakers with small holes. There are different sizes.