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"Lamp Oil Base" is a highly refined, low-viscosity mineral oil of **pharmacopoeial quality**, developed specifically to be blended with refined vegetable oil. This product allows for the efficient use of existing sunflower oil stocks, transforming them into a high-quality, clean-burning lamp oil that ensures a steady flame and significant cost savings for the parish budget.

Key Advantages
**Budget savings of up to 50%:** You purchase only the base component, while up to 30% of the finished oil volume is made up using the sunflower oil already available in the church.

**0% soot or smoke:** The pharmacopoeial-grade purity of the raw material ensures the mixture burns completely without producing heavy soot, protecting icons, frescoes, and gilding from dark deposits.

**Health-conscious for the church environment:** The oil burns completely odorless; it causes no headaches, eye irritation, or throat discomfort during long church services.

**Stable flame without extinguishing:** The mixture’s balanced (all-season) kinematic viscosity ensures consistent capillary action along the wick without carbon buildup or clogging at the tip.

Preparation Instructions (70/30 ratio)
You can prepare high-quality lamp oil in less than a minute, right in a measuring container:
Pour in 700 ml of "Lamp Oil Base."

Add 300 ml of refined sunflower oil (filling up to the 1000 ml / 1-liter mark).

Stir thoroughly for 10–15 seconds. The oil is now ready to be used in lamps.

⚠️ **Please note:** Only **factory-refined, odorless** sunflower oil is suitable for this mixture. Do not use homemade, raw, or aromatic unrefined oil from the market—impurities will cause carbon buildup on the wick.

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