PIX SENTOriginally Posted by Peally
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Serious question: What's the problem with Froglube? I read a lot of stuff back and forth about different lubes, but I haven't heard much about Froglube.
The squeak just adds to the ambiance of a wood burning stove.
I don’t like the mint smell, I had a batch that literally mildewed, their marketing annoyed me, and I’m clearly an important person
Heck, I’d prolly try some if I had it laying around, but I’m not willing to buy some just for the stoves.
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My wife has very good hearing and I just don’t like stuff that squeaks.
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I had a couple of thoughts, but they are divergent solutions. One would be automotive, like maybe a high temp white lithium, or maybe even wheel bearing grease. The second would be tallow. I think the auto greases would probably work best if the door was removed and the pins of the hinges greased. Pretty sure white lithium would not smell, but I'm not sure about the wheel bearing grease. Probably would depend on the formulation.
Food-grade mineral oil? If nothing else it's cheap.
I will shoot you over a syringe of Chem-X. Has an operating range of -454F - +842F, and uses Tungsten disulphide for lubricity. Should do the job for you. Shipping info still the same?
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This idea floated around the Middle East for the duration of my business trips to the area. I exhausted a lot of time and effort trying to fix that, but the military is a lot like PF; some people you just can’t reach.
It may work wonders for a wood stove.
It sucks the cheese off of Rosie O’Donnell’s labia for anything firearms related.
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