Thanks to those who provided helpful responses.

I didn't know if there was an issue mixing a grapeseed oil compound (geofman) with a castor oil mix (bayer). I read somewhere that the Geofmans are in grapeseed or cottonseed, but I don't know validty of that. I was unaware of any issues that might arise by mixing them, and the mixture turned out to be terribly stringy, and you cannot even see through it. I figured I would ask. Sorry if this somehow represents that I haven't done my homework on the issue, because that is certainly not the case. I just haven't came accross this particular question. My own personal reading led me to believe that it wouldn't be an issue, but I figured I would ask people more knowlegable on the issue because generally they are happy to provide input. If they both were in the same type of oil I wouldn't have even asked the question.

Thanks fast48, I'll try to post that info later. I'm filtering glass ampoules into sterile vials, first through Whatman .45um, then .22um, since we've had problems with little particles of glass. So my question isn't directly related to me, or my stats. I'm just wondering if it is a problem in general to mix two totally different oils together. I assumed the answer was to heat the mix and go on with life, and it's exactly what I intended to do. But when I saw how cloudy the mix was when I mixed just one vial of each together, I figured I would ask before doing up a hundred amps. So thanks for standing up for me there. I wasn't trying to ask a stupid fucking question, despite the same people who always show up to say I haven't done my research, I shouldn't be involved in this if I'm asking questions like that, etc...I felt like it was a legitimate question, sorry if the answer is simpler than I am making it.

Thanks again to those who provided helpful responses.