methylene glycol glycerine polyvinyl alcohol trimethylolpropane erythritol arabitol triethanol amine and methylol melamine suitable saccharides include starch sorbitol dextrin flour cellulose including wood cellulose and its ground form known as wood flour mannitol sucrose inositol and arabinose suitable phenols i e aromatic hydroxyl compounds include resorcinol lignin hydroquinol trimethylolbenzene pyrogallol catechol and phloroglucinol if undue thickening action occurs in the aqueous phase through use of any of the above carbon compounds the amount of the compound employed should be reduced to permit adequate processing suitable non ionic surfactants suspending agents often described as solution thickeners include but are not limited to non ionic cellulosic polymers such as hydroxyethyl cellulose polymers e g natrosol such as natrosol 250 hh by hercules or cellosize by union carbide hydroxypropyl cellulose e g klucel by hercules ethylhydroxyethyl cellulose e g ehec by hercules and ethyl cellulose in addition to non ionic cellulosic polymers other appropriate non ionic suspending agents include water soluble polyoxyethylene polymers e g polyox by union carbide gelatin guar gum and agar examples of suitable amphoteric and cationic surfactants are set forth in u s pat no 4 066 578 which has been incorporated by reference into the present application suitable non ionic surfactants include sorbitan trioleate e g arlacel 85 by ici polyoxyethylene sorbitol oleate e g atlas g 1186 by ici polyoxyethylene sorbitan monolaurate e g tween 21 by ici polyoxyethylene lauryl ether e g brij 30 by ici polyoxyethylene stearyl ether e g brij 72 by ici silicon glycol copolymer dow corning 190 fluorochemical surfactants e g zonyl fsn by e i du pont and fluorad fc 170c by 3 m condensates of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide with propylene glycol e g pluronic l62 pluronic l64 pluronic p75 by basf wyandotte and organosilicone.