Can Linseed Oil Really Promote Mold Growth?

Fact or Fiction: Linseed oil is food for mold; therefore, you should never use a stain with linseed oil in it. Answer: It may surprise you! Our resident stain expert Jim Barnes plays some Fact or Fiction to give you the lowdown on the pros and cons of linseed oil to help you decide.

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Can Linseed Oil Really Promote Mold Growth?

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Our Strength Oil for Hair, Scalp & Body is made with 100% pure essential oils intentionally selected to promote stronger, longer & thicker hair. This

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Winsor & Newton Thickened Linseed Oil is a pale refined oil with a syrupy consistency that will increase the flow of oil colors and speed the paint's

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