Safety
Using our tung oil safely
Pure tung oil is about as benign as a wood finish gets — it is food-safe once cured, and there are no petroleum distillates or metallic driers in it. There are still a few things worth knowing before you open the can.
Read this one first
Oil-soaked rags can catch fire on their own
As tung oil cures it oxidises, and oxidation releases heat. A crumpled pile of oily rags traps that heat until it reaches ignition — no spark, no flame, no warning. Spread used cloths flat in a single layer or hang them individually in a ventilated space until they are hard and cool, then bin them. For short-term storage, submerge them completely in water in a metal container with an airtight lid.
The full article →General handling
Keep away from children.
Store the container in a well-ventilated area, away from heat and flame.
Not to be taken internally. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting — drink a glass of water and obtain medical attention.
If it contacts your eyes, flush immediately with running water and obtain medical attention.
Wash any skin irritation thoroughly with soap and water.
Safety data sheets
Full technical safety information for both products — composition, handling, storage, disposal, first aid and transport classification.
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Tallahassee Tung Oil
Food grade, 100% pure tung oil
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Citrus Solution
Food grade d-limonene
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