Is this a Silicone based lubricant or water soluble? Thank you.
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Silicone based lubricant. I used in the whirly jets of my hot tub and it has done great.
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Yes, it is silicone based. It works great. A little pricy, but a very good product.
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I can not answer the question you asked. However, for rubber O-Rings and Gaskets it is the BEST PRODUCT I HAVE EVER USED and I am 65 years old and I use it on all application Pool Equipment, Pressure Washers, Pump up Sprayers.
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Hi Susan, It appears to be silicon based. It works really well but don't use too much on the o-ring. Just use a lite coat.
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It is not water soluble. I don't know if it is silicone based. I use it on rubber gaskets in the pool equipment and on the plastic fittings etc. The unscrew easily afer the season.
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This is Silicone based and my husband said, direct quote "it worked great, it's a good product!" If and when needed, I am sure he would order it again.
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Yes, it's water soluble. Huge tube as well. Works great and very happy with this product.
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On the bottle is says "Lubricating Oil." No other description is provided. I don't recall what might have been on the packaging.
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I talked to the Icon tech support today and he told me not to use silicone based product. He said their 219167 is a wax based product.
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A silicone product would be the best lubricant/protectant for the application, given that the isolator is made of rubber or plastic, and this is one of the best silicones for automotive applications.
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None that I noticed, extremely good lube that stays in place as good or better than any other I've used. I rate it all around excellent.
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It does not state 100% pure, but having used it, I conclude that it is indeed 100% Pure (Food Grade) Silicone Grease. It is not in a liquid state. While it has varied applicable uses, it is intended for applications such as scuba equipment o-rings and other rubber applications which the use of other lubricants would result in a breakdown of the rubber parts. It is used specifically in those applications intended for breathing apparatus and which the use of other types of lubricants would cause harm to the individual due to their compositions (not Food Grade).
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It is a high performance SILICON based lubricant recommended for NordicTrack Treadmills. It is a good product and has worked well on my treadmill for almost a year.
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Hi Jeep76, this is made of Sil-a-gel a special blend of PVC created by Doc Johnson, Sil-a-Gel is antibacterial, hypoallergenic and free of phthalates, you can use silicone and water based lube with it and it cleans easily with mild soap and water.
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We suggest our Fleshlube water based lubricant for the Fleshlight products. Any water based lubricant will work. Thanks- FLESHLIGHT Official Store
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Hi Jen I didn't notice any silicon in oil, as silicon behaves in specific way on the skin. And in composition description is written 100%oil. I believe in it.
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Hello, thank you for taking interest in our products! The clean liquid inside is an oil (glycerin) based substance--not water. - Customer Service.
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It doesn't say on the packaging. All I could find online was that it is food grade. I've used it on rubber o-rings, but never tried it on silicone o-rings (which I've read is not something you want to use food grade silicone to lubricate).
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Silicone Lube can not be used with SexFlesh, we reccomend using a water based lube.
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The liquid you see is actually the silicon.The solids are the thickeners added to the silicone to make it less prone to migrate (stay in place).I use a clean toothpick or Q-tip to stir before I use it.
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This is indeed the neverlube silicone version, whether or not the seal is blue or gray is probably not the key to success (the vendor might change the color of dye used for example). I've purchased one last year and this year for different valves, both of these work perfectly, are easy to turn and do not need lubricant.
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It is safe to use either a water based or silicone based lubricant with these condoms. Coconut oil can cause the condom to tear