It comes with the territory. I'm sure some enterprising RV couple who have been RV'ing their entire adult lives ( going on 2 yrs. now) with their own YouTube show will be glad to highly recommend a specific awning arm spray lube which was developed by NASA engineers.
Hey, there! Speaking for all the groaning men trying to get out of chairs, I am highly offended.
It's a high chair?Hey, there! Speaking for all the groaning men trying to get out of chairs, I am highly offended.
If it were, it would be easier to get out of than those closer to the floor.It's a high chair?
I have to admit that I'm boggled by the seemingly endless supply of lubrication products (I'm another that grew up using WD-40 for everything even though it worked for about a week lol.) As Gary pointed out above Ace Hardware carries the Blaster branded lubes which seem reasonably priced and quickly available. So basically, I'm wondering if I should use the Blaster Chain lube for my steps or spring for the more expensive Kwik-Lube. I've seen posts on Amazon about the Kwik-lube nozzle clogging. I'd assume hot water would cure that, but I'm wondering if just going with the Blaster Chain lube at a lower price point and smaller size makes sense. Is the Kwik-Lube worth it? I'll absolutely spring for a better product, but have to admit I'm a "bank for the buck" kind of guy... I'm also really trying to learn "what type of lubricant fits what application".
Each application needs a different type spray lube, use RV slide lube on an RV drawer slide or RV deadbolt lube on an RV step hinge and don't blame us when you burst into a ball of flame on the interstate.
