Jam (Asheville, Nc) on 03/03/2018
Replied By Margeaux (Los Angeles, Ca) on 03/05/2018
Thanks so much for the reply about what to use to apply the DMSO. I hadn't thought about the cotton having pesticides, interesting, and you're right!
Now using a small glass jar is quite a unique idea. I'm thinking that the glass jar would probably have to be kind of small, so one could have more control of it when applying the gel to the skin? The idea of a glass pestle is great. I'm going to look for one next time I'm in a store that has higher end kitchen acoutrements, I know I've seen these somewhere. I was thinking of a glass stir, like one of those to stir up a drink.
Thanks great ideas!
Margeaux
Replied By Juiceman (Seattle) on 08/02/2018
Replied By Reina (Groningen Netherlands) on 04/06/2021
A spray bottle has plastic parts, I would not use that for DMSO.
Replied By Renee (Boston) on 05/14/2022
Replied By Art (California) on 05/15/2022
Renee,DMSO is a solvent and plastic is known to leach. Although quite convenient, possibly not the safest method for application because the nature of a spray bottle is that it holds the fluid in the plastic pump even when not in use. That means the solvent is in contact with the plastic 24/7 and there is no practical way to determine if the plastic has leached into the solvent. Is it worth the risk, since DMSO is well noted for carrying things through the skin barrier?
Art