Oil is used to Make…
Crash Course: Peak Oil by Chris Martenson
Below find a list of products made from oil. This is not a complete list by any means, but
it certainly gives one pause when they begin to take stock of all
the products in our lives that come from oil.
Products Made from Oil
Ammonia
Anesthetics Antifreeze Antihistamines Antiseptics Artificial Limbs Artificial turf Asphalt for paving roads Aspirin Auto Parts Automobiles Awnings Balloons Ballpoint pens Balls Bandages Beach Umbrellas Bicycles Bitumen (asphalt or tar) for road surfaces Boats Bubblegum Cameras Candles Car Battery Cases Car enamel Car sound insulation Carpets Cassettes Caulking Child safety gates Clothing Ink Cold cream Combs Coolers Cortisones Cosmetics Crayons Credit cards Curtains Dashboards Denture adhesive Dentures Deodorants Detergent containers Detergents Dice Dishwashing liquids Disposable Diapers Dolls Drinking cups Drugs and creams Dyes Electric blankets Electrical tape Electrical Wiring Insulation Electricity Enamel Epoxy paint Eye Glasses False Teeth Fan belts
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Faucet washers
Fertilizers Fishing boots Fishing Line Fishing Lures Fishing Rods Floor wax Food Packaging Food Preservatives Footballs Garden Hose Gas ranges Glue Glycerin Golf bags Golf balls Guitar strings Hair Coloring Hair Curlers Hand Lotion Hearing Aids Heart Valves Heat for houses Heavy-duty plastic Helmets House paint Ice buckets Ice chests Ice cube trays Ink Insect Repellant Insecticides Life jackets Linoleum Lip Stick Loudspeakers LP records Lubricants for machinery large and small Luggage Medicines Milk Jugs Model cars Mops Motorcycle helmets Movie film Nail Polish Nylon rope Oil Filters Outlet covers Packaging Packaging for cough syrup Packaging for shampoo Pain reliever coating Paint Paint binder and solvent Paint brushes Paint Rollers Panty Hose Parachutes Percolators Perfumes
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Pesticides
Petroleum jelly Pillows Plastic Plastic bottles Plastic plates Plastic wood Plastic wrap Plywood adhesive Portable radios, CD and MP3 players Propane for heat Propane grills Protective coating inside juice boxes Putty Refrigerants Refrigerator linings Refrigerators Resealable bags Roller-skates wheels Roofing Rubber Rubber Cement Rubbing Alcohol Rugs Safety glass Salad bowl Shampoo Shaving Cream Shoe polish Shoes Shower curtains Shower doors Skis Soft contact lenses Solvents Sports car bodies Sunglasses Synthetic cloth, such as nylon Tape recorders Telephones Tennis rackets Tents Tires Toilet seats Toothbrushes Toothpaste Toys Transparent tape Trash bags TV cabinets Typewriter ribbons Umbrellas Unbreakable dishes Upholstery Vacuum bottles Varnishes Vinyl siding Vitamin Capsules VCR Tapes Water pipes Yarn
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Crude Oil needed for 90% of household products.