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- Can I use my copper cookware in induction hobs?
No. Copper is a non-ferrous, non-magnetic based material, so it will be difficult to heat. Also, you may damage the induction hob and/or the copper utensil....

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Linseed
Linseed oil is extracted from the seeds and used for making varnish and various pharmacological substances with emollient and purgative properties.
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It has now been one year since I bought my 200ltr alembic from you. I have to say that I am delighted with her performance distilling essential oils from the Australian bush. She is easy to use, easy to clean, easy to load the plant matter and easy to take the plant out. I have made some delightful essential oils in good quantity. The excellent workmanship not only provides me with the knowledge of safety in use but also is candy for my eyes every time I look at her. As time goes by and she changes colour I smile at her as she makes me another batch of essential oil from the bush. Thank you to the craftsmen and women and thanks for a wonderous product. Respectfully T. B.
Testimonial By T. B., 19-08-2016

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FAQ

- Can I use my copper cookware in induction hobs?
No. Copper is a non-ferrous, non-magnetic based material, so it will be difficult to heat. Also, you may damage the induction hob and/or the copper utensil....

view all FAQs

Glossary

Linseed
Linseed oil is extracted from the seeds and used for making varnish and various pharmacological substances with emollient and purgative properties.
read more