The problem with coconut oil in coffee...
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nicsflyingcircus
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is that when some klutz splashes onto their khaki shorts, it leaves oil stains! 
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Oh no! I'll have to keep that in mind considering I always spill stuff on myself.0
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The stains should come out in the wash since coconut oil is water soluble. So that's a plus.0
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Oooh.... I did not know that. Was just going based on my experience with other oils (olive, bacon fat, etc).
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nicsflyingcircus wrote: »is that when some klutz splashes onto their khaki shorts, it leaves oil stains!
For me, the coconut oil jar keeps leaving oily rings on my granite kitchen counter tops, no matter how much I wipe down the jar or the counter. I've just kept it permanently wrapped in paper towels to avoid this.
I guess that would also be the problem with living somewhere that coconut oil is liquid at room temperature.0 -
My jar doesn't do that. Of course, at best mine is semi-solid at room temp (max of 80 degrees here), and I don't have granite.0
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I've tried a couple of different brands of it, some more solid then others. I actually like the more liquidy stuff as I find the measurements more accurate. I haven't spilled any on fabric, and unfortunately no granite to worry about in my old kitchen...however, I do find my coffee mug and blender frequently come out of the dishwasher with an oily coating, so I just make sure to handwash them now.0
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I actually don't mind it being mostly solid, as I sort mine out in grams which is as precise as I am going to get.0
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I've tried a couple of different brands of it, some more solid then others. I actually like the more liquidy stuff as I find the measurements more accurate. I haven't spilled any on fabric, and unfortunately no granite to worry about in my old kitchen...however, I do find my coffee mug and blender frequently come out of the dishwasher with an oily coating, so I just make sure to handwash them now.
When I'm done, I blend some soap and water in the blender and wipe it down with a sponge immediately. It helps with the oily coating.0 -
I keep a jar in my desk at work. This summer I absent-mindedly opened it sideways...not thinking about the solid/melty thing. It was not in a glass jar...it was an opaque brown tub. I spilled 2/3 of a full tub right into my lap, right there at my desk. i travel for work, so luckily it was monday and my suitcase was in my trunk. i had to squish-walk my way downstairs (took the elevator so I wouldn't slip and fall...lol) and grab a change of clothes. It took a couple of washings at the hotel, but my clothes washed up fine, and I was very....moisturized. My cubicle smelled like the beach for like a week!! it was awesome.0
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lol nill4me
I have not been blessed with a coconut oil spill yet but it'll happen. Probably when I'm half asleep making my way to the coffee maker. I make it bullet proof every morning.0 -
For me, the coconut oil jar keeps leaving oily rings on my granite kitchen counter tops, no matter how much I wipe down the jar or the counter.
Yikes! We finally have granite counter tops in our new house. I need to be more careful with the coconut oil! I suppose that's probably true with any oil, like olive oil?0 -
YourKnight wrote: »For me, the coconut oil jar keeps leaving oily rings on my granite kitchen counter tops, no matter how much I wipe down the jar or the counter.
Yikes! We finally have granite counter tops in our new house. I need to be more careful with the coconut oil! I suppose that's probably true with any oil, like olive oil?
You can have granite sealed to prevent staining. We just got new granite in on our bathroom sinks. I know both Home Depot and Lowe's sells kit to seal granite. I will be doing this in the next week or so.0
