One 42-gallon barrel of oil produces about 19.4 gallons of gas. But according to a list put out by the oil and gas firm Ranken Energy, gasoline isn’t the only thing that comes from a barrel of oil. Some highlights from the 6,000 items on the list:

1. Ink

2. Upholstery

3. Bicycle Tires

4. Dresses

5. Motorcycle Helmet

6. Curtains

7. Dashboards

8. Percolators

9. Skis

10. Mops

11. Umbrellas

12. Roofing

13. Denture Adhesive

14. Speakers

15. Tennis Rackets

16. Water Pipes

17. Shampoo

18. Guitar Strings

19. Antifreeze

20. Combs

21. Vaporizers

22. Heart Valves

23. Anesthetics

24. Cold cream

25. Fan Belts

26. Refrigerators

27. Diesel fuel

28. Floor Wax

29. Sweaters

30. Tires

31. Food Preservatives

32. Antihistamines

33. Cortisone

34. Dyes

35. Life Jackets

36. TV Cabinets

37. Car Battery Cases

38. Toilet Seats

39. Linoleum

40. Candles

41. Hand Lotion

42. Luggage

43. Football Helmets

44. Toothbrushes

45. Balloons

46. Crayons

47. Pillows

48. Artificial Turf

49. Movie film

50. Golf Balls

51. Motor Oil

52. Ballpoint Pens

53. Boats

54. Nail Polish

55. Golf Bags

56. Basketballs

57. Purses

58. Deodorant

59. Panty Hose

60. Rubbing Alcohol

61. Insect Repellent

62. Fertilizers

63. Fishing Rods

64. Ice Cube Trays

65. Electric Blankets

66. Fishing Boots

67. Trash Bags

68. Roller Skates

69. Paint Rollers

70. Aspirin

71. Ice Chests

72. Paint Brushes

73. Sun Glasses

74. Parachutes

75. Artificial limbs

76. Shaving Cream

77. Toothpaste

78. Bearing Grease

79. Football Cleats

80. Insecticides

81. Fishing lures

82. Perfumes

83. Shoe Polish

84. Transparent Tape

85. Soap

86. Shoes

87. Paint

88. Oil Filters

89. Lipstick

90. Dice

91. Surf Boards

92. Shower Curtains

93. Safety Glasses

94. Eyeglasses

95. Footballs

96. Tents

97. Cameras

98. Bandages

99. Hair Curlers

100. Ammonia