How can I turn Pine-Sol into an oil? I'm wanting to make  a Pine-Sol scented candle.  However, in candle making you have to add a fragrance oil.  People make them all the time by adding vanilla, etc and canola oil, vegetable oil, etc.  I'm wondering what proportions I need to do this with Pine-Sol since it has chemicals in it??  I'm using the Original Pine-Sol - it contains 8.7% Pine oil in it if that helps.  That's all I got from the label.

Thanks for your help!
Mandy
I can answer the chemistry part of your question... the candle-making part is better suited to a candle making forum. 

There is no easy way of converting the other 90% of (older) pine-sol into pine oil and newer pine-sol has 0% pine oil. Best to purchase pure pine oil. 

Pine oil is cyclic: 

The other pine-sol ingredients are esters and other linear compounds. So using pine-sol to make pine oil would be ridiculous.

I am not certain how much pine oil is needed for a candle to be scented though. It may just be enough. For that you will have to just experiment... or ask on a candle forum.