Castor Oil - 1 Quart - 32 oz - safety sealed HDPE container with resealable cap

I use this in soap and have bought this product as well as several others from this company. Shipping is always quick, the products are sealed well and I have never had a problem with the products leaking. I use the Castor Oil in soap to help produce a lather and also because of the moisture retention that Castor Oil tends to add to soap products. This oil is nice and thick and the only complaint I might have is that because it is a thicker oil I tend to over pour if I am not careful, but that is a problem you will have with any high quality Castor Oil.

I use this in handmade soap. I love it. Great price overall ; My one issue it it is hard to pour from this bottle, it drips a lot. But overall for the price and quality I will buy again.

Absolutely helps rid the yard of the little impish moles. I had to re-treat a time or two but to me it was well worth the effort and expense, which is not worse than the cost or effort involved in other mole prevention gadgets. And this one, at least, worked. Nothing else I tried had any effect at all. I bought those sonic devices that supposedly emit some frequency that keeps the moles at bay. I might as well have thrown that money in the trash. I tried pellets that you just strew across the area, traps with long teeth that were difficult to place and ineffective, and I even resorted to poison pellets that you dig into the mole track areas. Nothing had any effect at all. The mole problem just continued to get worse. I talked to a professional exterminator and the cost was prohibitive and they could not guarantee that the moles would not return. I know they are totally aggravating and I came to really dislike the little things, but I can't help feeling better about just moving them on their way instead of killing them They're just doing what comes naturally.So, I resorted to what sounded absolutely silly to me, castor oil, It took a few days to see a decrease in activity and I had to re-treat about 3 or 4 weeks later but since that last treatment, I have not seen any evidence of new mole activity. I felt badly that I might just be chasing them into my neighbors' yards, so I told them about the product. I read somewhere that you should treat once in the late fall so I will do that sometime in October .Also, I ordered Sweeney's one quart castor oil in the dispenser that hooks up to the garden hose and then refilled it with these quart size without the dispenser. It saves a few dollars. I have several quarts in my garage ready for future applications. The war with the moles will never be over but even if they win in the end, at least I am going to go down fighting!!!.

Moles: I use this to get ride of moles. No... It will not harm them. They can not stand the smell of castor oil so they leave your property. Put it in a spray bottle with a wide hose inside because this stuff is thick and it will not work with thin hose type. Spray in your mulch beds and around foundation of home and it works. Look at most mole repellents, active ingredient is Castor Oil. This is pure and works much longer.

I've used this twice now and haven't had any issues!Pros:Nice sized bottleClear labelingQuality productCons:They should include some kind of pour spout on their bottles (like the ones that come on commercial olive oil bottles from the store) - I end up wasting some because it's hard to control when pouring.

I have to admit this Castor oil is a little different from the ones I have tried in the past but it hasn't made any difference in my formulations so I'm not complaining. It is not as thick as the ones I'm used to. Now, don't get me wrong the oil is still thick but because I have been using Castor oil for so long, I can tell when their are slight differences in texture and consistency. But this still works great and I will continue to buy from these people. The price is perrrrfect!

I used this product to make my first batch of homemade soap. I must say I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and in myself for making the soap. I live in Las Vegas, and my family and I have a problem with dry skin. So, I set out to make a moisturizing soap for us that wouldn't dry out our skin. Mission Accomplished.

After hearing that castor oil could be used to treat a skin tag, I decided to give this a try. My dog had a skin tag on his nose, and while I was skeptical about this treatment, I figured it couldn't hurt. I dabbed the skin tag with castor oil twice a day for about two weeks. And the skin tag dried up, and just fell off like a scab. No mark left behind. The vet is going to be amazed!