To use 100 percent castor oil as a mole repellent, you must mix three parts castor oil with one part dish soap. You will need 4 tablespoons of this mixture to add to 1 gallon of water. Once the solution is mixed properly, it will need to be applied evenlyRead More →
It is nothing but pure castor oil which has been subjected to chemical treatment with ethylene oxide (ethoxylation), and/or hydrogenation, to make it an emulsifying/surfactant agent whose penetration into the skin is multiplied. Is hydrogenated caster oil safe? The safety of PEG hydrogenated castor oils has been assessed by theRead More →
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Being very astringent in nature, castor oil can cause irritations to the skin. This could further lead to dryness, sensitivity, and even loss of hair and that’s clearly not something you would want. Is black castor oil supposed to be sticky? JBCO helps promote hair growth; it also keeps yourRead More →
Several toxic compounds are found in the leaves and seeds. … Birds that eat the seeds will be affected because their muscular stomach grinds the seeds to release the toxins. The leaves of the castor bean plant are also poisonous causing transitory muscle tremors, ataxia, and excessive salivation. Why areRead More →
They’re also deadly and illegal to grow in Oklahoma. In addition to their valuable oil, castor beans contain the toxic protein ricin — a substance so deadly it’s been used in chemical and biological weapons. Just a couple of milligrams of ricin will kill an average adult. How much castorRead More →
Since the toxin does not occur in the pure oil, castor oil can be consumed and has been used medicinally as a remedy for everything from constipation to heartburn. It is an effective cathartic or purgative (laxative) and can be used externally as an emollient for dry skin. Castor beanRead More →
skin rashes. swelling. itching. Does castor oil have any side effects? Side effects of castor oil include: dizziness. abdominal cramps. diarrhea. nausea. Who should not use castor oil? Castor oil isn’t right for everyone. It’s not recommended for pregnant women and people with certain health conditions. Because castor oil canRead More →
There are no federal regulations restricting the possession of castor bean plants. According to a 2004 Congressional Research Service Report, castor bean plants and seeds are “openly sold” in the United States. There are, however, some states or cities (such as Hayward, Calif.) which have banned the castor bean plant.Read More →
Castor bean thrives in rich, evenly moist, well-drained soil. It can handle part shade, but it needs full sun to achieve the best height and flowering. How much sun does a castor bean plant need? Castor bean plants like full light and should be planted somewhere in your landscape whereRead More →