Multipurpose Lubricant - Eco-Friendly (11 oz, Pack of 3), Rust Remover - Garage Door Lubricant Spray, Door Hinge Lubricant & Lock Lubricant - Plant-Based, No Petroleum, No PTFE

One of the best lubricants I have bought thus far. I have not had any issues with it and has protected everything i place it on. Thank you so much for making a great products. Recommended 100!!!

IT IS A LUBRICANT... A TAD PRICEY FOR PLANT BASED. IT DOES DO A GOOD JOB ON TAKING CARE OF STIFFS, SQUEAKS, CLEANS AND BINDS. IT IS NOT A RUST REMOVER BUT IT DOES HELP FREE UP CORRODED THINGS. I USED IT TO CLEAN TOOLS AFTER GREASY WORK. IT KIND OF REMINDS ME OF CRISCO OIL WHEN WARM AND CRISCO SHORTENING WHEN COLD. A BIT OF ADVICE-HAVE A TOWEL READY. THE COMPANY NEEDS TO WORK ON THE SPRAYER JUST A BIT.

Buy it and use it. You will see what a great product it is.

Highly recommended

I need a spray lubricant to use in an occupied office space that wouldn't get their sensitive noses upset but I ended up wearing more than I sprayed. The tops all around the button just leaked everywhere while attempting to use. I grabbed another can I'd purchased with the same results.

Used on my garage stuff as well, night n day difference.

So I added a question because my can spits out ice. All answers said that my can must have been in a cold environment. But, it was delivered 4 days ago when the temp outside was 52. Since then it has been stored indoors where the temp is in the upper 60's. It has not been around cold, unless 52 is considered cold. I looked at all material here, video's included, and everything just shows spraying. But on the can there is a shake well step. So I have found that if I shake the heck out of it and then do short sprays, I get minimal ice coming out. If I just grab and spray, my item will be ice cold and covered in frozen liquid. Maybe I got bad cans, not sure. But I am hesitant to let other use it unless they know that it has to be really shaken in order to get a decent spray.

Very useful on garage door springs!