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>I can get " Ethyl Alcohol, Completely Denatured " from my chemical

>supplier.ÿ Is this comparable to perfumer's alcohol for purposes of

>making room sprays/cologne sprays/etc?ÿ If it isn't, what should I be

>looking for?ÿ Thanks.

Ethanol can be denatured with many different ingredients. Each

Specially Denatured Alcohol (SD Alcohol) has a specific formula which

is mandated by the BATF.

If you go to the CosmeticInfo files area, you will find two files in

the US Regs folder that you will find useful. They are 27 CFR 20 (Use

of Denatured Alcohol).pdf and 27CFR 21(SDA Formulas).pdf.

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there are MANY different ways to denature alcohol, Merin, some of

which are kinda stinky or completely inappropriate for skin. Find

out from your supplier WHICH formula for SDA they're using - i.e SDA

40, SDA 3-C, etc. and then either check back here, or consult the

files where I believe a file on denatured alcohol resides.

Jules

> I can get " Ethyl Alcohol, Completely Denatured " from my chemical

> supplier. Is this comparable to perfumer's alcohol for purposes of

> making room sprays/cologne sprays/etc? If it isn't, what should I

be

> looking for? Thanks.

>

> Merin

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> I can get " Ethyl Alcohol, Completely Denatured " from my chemical

> supplier. Is this comparable to perfumer's alcohol for purposes of

> making room sprays/cologne sprays/etc? If it isn't, what should I be

> looking for?

SD 39-C or SD 40-B

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I agree with you on the SD 39-C or SD40-B but I have been unable to find this.

Do I have to get a special permit to buy this in gal. sizes? and where could I

find this quantity?

Thanks

De

Re: Perfumer's alcohol/denatured alcohol

> I can get " Ethyl Alcohol, Completely Denatured " from my chemical

> supplier. Is this comparable to perfumer's alcohol for purposes of

> making room sprays/cologne sprays/etc? If it isn't, what should I be

> looking for?

SD 39-C or SD 40-B

Pat.

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House of Scents tm. Body Oils, Fragrance Oils, Incense, Candles, Soap, Etc.

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> I agree with you on the SD 39-C or SD40-B but I have been unable to find

this. Do I have to get a special permit to buy this in gal. sizes? and

where could I find this quantity?

De, you are allowed by law to purchase a 5 gallon sample. Call around to

your local chemical companies.

Pat.

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