Mcglaughlin Oil Petrol-Gel Lubricant,White

This is the right amount to purchase if you plan on working on a kitchenaid mixer. I used almost a full tube replacing all of the grease in a kitchenaid 600. I would definitely purchase again when the time comes. Price is great - much much higher for some of the other food grade grease

it worked great for drive gears on the meat slicer were it may come in contact with blade and food...

Great lubricant nontoxic

Reliable product

If your kitchen appliance has interior moving parts, like my Phillips Saeco Espresso Machine, you may need to lubricate it periodically. This get is food grade and does the job. There are no instructions with this: look to your appliance documentation for this. I think it may also be a good lubricant for exterior fittings, like the slip on paddle for my mixer that has gotten sticky. A toothpick of wooden skewer is handy to get the get into tight places.

Used this stuff to lube up the inside of a Keurig Coffee machine, goes on super smooth and non-greasy, stays where you need it. I only used a teeny tiny bit, so what the heck do I do with rest of the 4 oz.?! Great value, hopefully this stuff doesnt go bad over time.

I bought a slicer and almost didnt buy any petrol-gel to keep it running. Im glad I went ahead a spent the extra money. The slicer keeps the luricant in place through the cleanings pretty well, but it does wear off over time. This stuff lasts a while since you dont have to use much of it, and it keeps me from ruining a new machine. If youre on the fence, Id buy it. It does what its supposed to do and its cheaper than regret.

One coat of this product on the door gaskets and our side-by-side fridge doors no longer pop open when the opposite door closes! Also great for other rubber seals. Great product! (Hint: Its best to clean surfaces first, but I found that difficult with stains or sticky residue. Luckily a pre-coat with this product helps clean. Just rub a little into a stain/sticky and it comes right out. Wipe away, then swap to clean towel and apply new coat of product. A little goes a long way!)

this is made to put on your o-rings on your homebrew keg. if you order a used, reconditioned, or even so-called new keg be assured that they will ALWAYS have old o-rings. buy the complete set that you need, take the parts out, place your new ones in, and applyl the keg lube to the o-rings to keep them from getting old and brittle that makes your CO2 leak out in just a few hours.

Using this on a Chefs Choice slicer really aided in smooth blade rotation. The product sticks well to the gears and slides and provides a great friction less solution.