Organic lubricant
OwnerJeffrey Charles O'Bryantinventor
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Abstract
A new organic lubricant for lubricating and cooling tools. The inventive composition is prepared by soaking an amount of okra in a volume of water for a length of time and then straining said okra from the mixture of water and okra so that the remaining mixture forms the organic lubricant. Optionally, the remaining mixture may further evaporated to form a concentrated version of the organic lubricant. Also optionally, preservatives may be added to the organic lubricant to delay the fermentation or decomposition of the organic lubricant.
Claims9
A process for making an organic lubricant, comprising:
- (a) providing a volume of water;
- (b) providing an amount of okra;
- (c) said amount of okra in said volume of water for a length of time;
- (d) straining said okra from the mixture of water and okra;
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- (e) adding a sufficient amount of a preservative to the remaining strained mixture, to help inhibit decomposition of the organic lubricant.
A process for making an organic lubricant, which comprises:
- (a) providing a volume of water of at least 4 gallons;
- (b) providing an amount of okra weighing at least 1 pound;
- (c) soaking said amount of okra in said volume of water for a length of time of at least 1 day;
- (d) straining said okra from the mixture of water and okra;
- (e) evaporating water from the remaining strained mixture to form a concentrated mixture;
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- (f) adding an additional ingredient to said concentrated mixture, wherein said additional ingredient is selected from the group consisting of sodium sulfite, ethanol, citric acid, calcium proprianate, EDTA, and propylene glycol.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.