Originally Posted By: Y_K
There is this scientific paper that may help to alleviate the issue..
This is the thread for "Shake shake, shake shake, a shimmy shake" the bottles and kiss and hug them, not scientific nonsense.
You can still just pour them, idk. If old oil settles then its too old.
And "yeah it sits in the store" BUT you can usually tell based on the kind of oil you are buying and how much they put out and how much they hav and how much people buy it.. Walmart has fast turnaround on almost everything.
The oil get mixed when poured, also when shipped. It moves in the container and quart
There is this scientific paper that may help to alleviate the issue..
This is the thread for "Shake shake, shake shake, a shimmy shake" the bottles and kiss and hug them, not scientific nonsense.
You can still just pour them, idk. If old oil settles then its too old.
And "yeah it sits in the store" BUT you can usually tell based on the kind of oil you are buying and how much they put out and how much they hav and how much people buy it.. Walmart has fast turnaround on almost everything.
The oil get mixed when poured, also when shipped. It moves in the container and quart