Post: #101

Official RVF Coconut oil Model

Post: #102

(06-13-2015 10:35 PM)Sourcecode Wrote:  

Official RVF Coconut oil Model

Wow those are quite the curves!!!!!

I suspect if she had more coconut oil in her diet, then she would slim down a bit.

Post: #103

Anyone know if this stuff goes bad if its kept in liquid form? Its been hot here lately so its been all melted the last couple days. Should I toss it in the fridge?

Post: #104

(09-18-2015 08:26 AM)QuietDog Wrote:  Anyone know if this stuff goes bad if its kept in liquid form? Its been hot here lately so its been all melted the last couple days. Should I toss it in the fridge?

No need to put it in the fridge unless you prefer it solid. It lasts indefinitely and liquid form is fine.

Post: #105

Ive been pretty much just eating this stuff with a spoon lately.

Post: #106

On top cooking with it ...Ive been shaving with it instead of soap or shave cream for about 3 years. Works great, and to top it off it makes the blades last longer. The oil inhibits the microscopic rust that is one of the primary razors go bad...not dullness

Post: #107

(09-23-2015 03:10 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  On top cooking with it ...Ive been shaving with it instead of soap or shave cream for about 3 years. Works great, and to top it off it makes the blades last longer. The oil inhibits the microscopic rust that is one of the primary razors go bad...not dullness

Reminds me of Kramer shaving with butter. Start at 1:10:

Post: #108

(01-07-2012 01:36 AM)portofmanteau Wrote:  This is a great tip. Trader Joe's also has their own brand of organic extra virgin olive oil if you don't feel like getting it on Amazon - I believe it's the same price (~$8 for 16oz).

Bad advice. That stuff is straight up shit, if not fake.


When it comes to Olive Oil you do not want anything imported. Over half the stuff from Italy is fake courtesy of the mafia (and it makes them more than drugs....look it up yourself and don't take my word for it). What you do want is any olive oil that has the "California Olive Council" seal on the back. It's a small round logo that's easy to miss if you don't know what you're looking for.

It'll be expensive but just get the smallest bottle and try it once. You won't believe how dramatic the difference is.

Post: #109

Anyone using CO as a pre shave oil?

Post: #110

(09-24-2015 09:03 AM)_GQ_ Wrote:  Anyone using CO as a pre shave oil?

hahahaha... we already know it is better than butter, no? I would be much more inclined to put coconut oil in lots of parts of my body, as compared with butter...

Post: #111

I hand cut potatoes into fries and cook them with coco oil, very good!

Post: #112

(09-23-2015 03:10 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  On top cooking with it ...Ive been shaving with it instead of soap or shave cream for about 3 years. Works great, and to top it off it makes the blades last longer. The oil inhibits the microscopic rust that is one of the primary razors go bad...not dullness

Here's more on the idea of it....Just substitute coconut oil for mineral oil: from LifeHacker.com

Keeping Razors Sharp With Mineral Oil

Here's the gist

"Although nothing can indefinitely extend the life of a disposable razor, you can do your best to keep some of the more damaging elements at bay.

By drying your razor and placing it in some liquid that repels water—in this case mineral oil—you can prevent minerals from your tap water from depositing themselves on the blade and keep water itself away from the blade to decrease oxidation on the surface. Eventually the blade will need to be swapped out, but many people who rinse and submerge the blade in a cup of mineral oil report greatly extending the life of the blade."

Post: #113

(09-24-2015 09:03 AM)_GQ_ Wrote:  Anyone using CO as a pre shave oil?

I shave right after I shower so I just put a bit of CO on my face, shave as usual, then just wipe with towel. Works great. I shave daily usually so it may not work with a heavier stubble or for more ape hairy mofos

I then dip the razor in some CO and drop it in it's usual spot.

Post: #114

(09-24-2015 12:32 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  

(09-24-2015 09:03 AM)_GQ_ Wrote:  Anyone using CO as a pre shave oil?

I shave right after I shower so I just put a bit of CO on my face, shave as usual, then just wipe with towel. Works great. I shave daily usually so it may not work with a heavier stubble or for more ape hairy mofos

I then dip the razor in some CO and drop it in it's usual spot.

It sounds as if you are working CO in a liquid form, or maybe you are doing semi solid. In that regard, I think that CO is solid (or kind of solid) until about 78 degrees Fahrenheit

Post: #115

(09-24-2015 01:38 PM)JayJuanGee Wrote:  

(09-24-2015 12:32 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  

(09-24-2015 09:03 AM)_GQ_ Wrote:  Anyone using CO as a pre shave oil?

I shave right after I shower so I just put a bit of CO on my face, shave as usual, then just wipe with towel. Works great. I shave daily usually so it may not work with a heavier stubble or for more ape hairy mofos

I then dip the razor in some CO and drop it in it's usual spot.

It sounds as if you are working CO in a liquid form, or maybe you are doing semi solid. In that regard, I think that CO is solid (or kind of solid) until about 78 degrees Fahrenheit

Ive used both but like the semi solid because its less messy/ easier to control. I don't know the exact melting pt temp is but it definitely liquefies pretty much instantaneously upon contact with skin

Post: #116

Bump of appreciation for this thread. About to use for styling hair. Will report.

Post: #117

I use it for cooking everything. It can also be used as a substitute for baby (mineral) oil in a pinch, or "tight" situation. Granola bitches, hippie-chicks, and annoying vegan hoes do not disagree.

Post: #118

I used to use it for vaginal lube.

Post: #119

^ Why would you ever stop there's nothing better when you need it

Post: #120

It's a great substitute for when you tire of butter or need something a little lighter for a pan-fry. I love searing fish in it.

It also works great for anal. Can't use too much of it and it doesn't have that funky-made in a lab smell like usual lube. Smells great in fact.

I work under a cap and helmet all day with plenty of smoke, sweat and heat; for whatever reason I get some dandruff.

When I throw some coconut oil on in the morning, no dandruff.

Cannot overstate having a jar in your house.

Post: #121

Not sure if this has been mentioned but coconut oil worked awesome for polishing a pair of adidas white leather golf shoes. I only had black and brown shoe Polish and so figured I would try coconut oil. I just wiped them down as good as I could with a white old cotton t shirt, applied coconut oil (maybe a nickel sized blob on each shoe) and then let them dry out. Brushed off all the excess dirt and grime that became easy to remove after oil application and then gave them a solid rub with a white cloth, although most of the oil had been absorbed. They look like they are fresh off the shelf. Fore!

Post: #122

My GF has been using CO as a massage oil on me. Works great and is way cheaper than the usual massage oils she'd buy.

Post: #123

I was recently seeing a girl who had the smoothest, softest-feeling skin imaginable who swore by using coconut oil as skin cream. This stuff is legit.

Post: #124

I love coconut oil, and have an abundance of coconuts.

Because of this I bought a huge oil expeller set-up. Its a giant, loud, pain in the ass. The process creates a terrible smell. It kind of looks like this:





If any of you coconut oil lovers want have it for shipping cost ($800 to western us) only send me a message. I have limited instructions, but my neighbor knows how to work it really well. I do have a lot of paperwork from the engineer and electrician that put the power to it.

I'm gonna be putting it on eBay or Craigslist soon.

Aloha!

Post: #125

anyone purchased coconut oil from iherb.com? any recommendations?

seems to be the only legit place i can order to China from