Post by JES on Dec 15, 2005 16:29:06 GMT -8
cstmwrks,
Thank you for the information. Your point about “truth in advertising” is well taken. If a company can "legally" stretch the truth they probably will.
Being curious, I did a little research into the chemicals you mentioned and I thought I’d share this information (with those like me who didn’t know):
DiMethyl PolySiloxane is the silicone compound used in the emulsion.
The other two chemicals mentioned Ethoxylated Nonyl Phenol and Octylphenoxypolyethoxyethanol are not silicone. They are surfactants (or emulsifiers). They are the substances which actually stabilize the emulsion of DiMethyl PolySiloxane and water.
Thank you for the information. Your point about “truth in advertising” is well taken. If a company can "legally" stretch the truth they probably will.
Being curious, I did a little research into the chemicals you mentioned and I thought I’d share this information (with those like me who didn’t know):
DiMethyl PolySiloxane is the silicone compound used in the emulsion.
The other two chemicals mentioned Ethoxylated Nonyl Phenol and Octylphenoxypolyethoxyethanol are not silicone. They are surfactants (or emulsifiers). They are the substances which actually stabilize the emulsion of DiMethyl PolySiloxane and water.
