Euca-Kill Insect Repellent Spray without Alcohol
คำถาม
Is it possible to formulate an insect repellent spray using Euca-Kill without incorporating alcohol? If so, what solvents or bases would be suitable for dissolving Euca-Kill and allowing it to be effectively sprayed as a fine mist, considering that oils like Fractionated Coconut Oil or Mineral Oil are not ideal for spray texture and Dipropylene glycol is incompatible with oils in a formula?
คำตอบ
Regarding your question about replacing alcohol in a Euca-Kill insect repellent spray, based on the staff's response:
It is very limited to make a spray formulation without using alcohol. While Euca-Kill can be dissolved in oils like Fractionated Coconut Oil (Product ID: 169) or Mineral Oil (Product ID: 654) for application on the skin, these oils are not suitable for spray formulas that require a light solvent to produce a fine mist.
The main challenge in creating a spray without alcohol is finding a suitable light solvent that can effectively dissolve Euca-Kill (Product ID: 1126) and allow it to be sprayed as a fine mist.
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Fractionated Coconut Oil
Dipropylene glycol
Mineral Oil (Paraffinum Liquidum) Light (26cst)
