Pure Talc Powder Quart

this stuff works great. i dont know about all these guys powdering their balls with it. you guys are crazy. this is like some filler for marine grade polyproplylene flexural modules hydrophobic filler processes and stuff... why would anyone think powdering their balls talc powder like men have done since roman times would be a good idea? but i guess you could dump out a can of the new gmo corm meal monkey butt tried to pass off on us and fill it with straight talc powder if you were so inclined. not saying you should.... but for marine grade poly fiber non-abrasive tensile strength filler whatever.. this stuff works great !~! :)

For diorama use, snow effects winter scenery.

I have enormous callused sweaty hands. I tear even the thickest nitrile gloves putting them on because the sizing of the gloves is never accurate when it comes to me. Since the USA is such a litigious country, all of the consumer brands have replaced talc with cornstarch in their powders and this is a huge problem for me. I use cornstarch to thicken soups and gravies and fungi LOVES to feed on the cheap sugars that are readily available in starches. If I am successfully able to get a nitrile glove on my hand, I'm going to wear it as long as I can for fear of tearing the subsequent glove that I put on, and I don't need to have a thick, fungi-friendly sweat paste against my skin for hours at a time. This talc is amazing. I took the top off of a gold bond bottle, dumped out all of the cornstarch, filled it with this talc and keep it next to my box of gloves so that I can dust my hands and slide into a new pair any time that I want to without fear of tearing half a dozen or so. My hands come out nice and dry even after wearing gloves for much longer than I should. It pours smoothly, does not clump, and seems that the milling of the powder is extremely consistent. Please note: This is not meant for the use which I use it for, so please take that into account when purchasing it.

Not inexpensive, but it IS real talc powder. Unscented, which is fine with me. Turned to this after I could no longer order Johnson's talc powder from Europe. I was able to re-fill a normal talc shaker bottle with this.

If Your Boys are Itchy and your scratching them until they Bleed this is the answer to your Prayers and a Good Night's Sleep. Like most men who use to buy our favorite Sprays and Body Powders to help keep the Delicate Sweaty areas of our body's Dry and Itch free came to and end when the Government said that Talc powder was no good for us and forced all the manufacturer to stop using it, so they complyed and switched to CORN STARCH, and as most of us soon recovered the Fungus that causes Jock Itch "loves Corn Starch" in fact it acts like a Fertilizer and makes the Jock Itch worse.

Needed this to assemble a steel frame swimming pool, as it makes it much easier to slide the poles into the vinyl liner. It worked great, I only used a total of maybe a quarter of a cup. But since talcum powder is no longer available except in completely adulterated forms, all kinds of stuff added to it, which is not good for why I needed it, this was the only thing to buy. I realize it's sold in such a large container because of what this is normally used for, but now I still have nearly a pound left. I'll just keep it safe and dry so I can use it again next summer when we take the pool out of winter storage and set it up again.

If you're trying to find REAL talcum powder to use as a body powder after a shower or whatever, THIS IS IT. Plus, it has absolutely no scent. In my experience, corn starch is NOT as good as talcum powder for keeping the body parts dry. Even legacy products like Gold Bond have gone talc-free and just isn't good anymore. THIS talcum powder is ground really fine just like a body powder. I took the cap off my old Gold Bond bottle and filled it up with this stuff. Unlike corn starch which goes on smooth but, ends up feeling sticky. real talcum powder dries and keeps you dry. Yeah, this talcum powder may be labeled as a filler for epoxy but, it is also the good ol' talcum powder you're looking for.

I wanted to use this to thicken epoxy resin but it tints everything grey.