Is there a non-harmful lubricant that can be applied to sliding Sun Diffuser to make it easier to slide without harming the materials?
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Only a guess here. but I would expect a touch of WD-40 on the area spot only would add the slide you are looking for.
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I personally would not use it for a lubricant, i use distilled water in a spray bottle. but like peanut says "sure can" then go for it...
116130
I see the wd40 solution here and its really not that complicated, clean it with a soft cloth, wipe it out and use a tiny bit of Burt's Bees wax, or chap stick to lubricate it. Just lightly rub it onto the nylon bearings with your finger. Works better, its easier and non toxic. I did my red ball about a year ago although Ive wiped it out several times since I still haven't had to re lubricate it. Now I need to replace mine because the left click is not responding well.
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Unless there is a definite need for Silicone Based Lubes I waould use water based. This product does not state but I would play it on the safe side.Thanks,BobBestway
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this has a very subtle sent. it dissipates fast, but it is there. I bought through amazon Zinc Oxide Powder if you have a sent free lotion you like you can simply add the zinc oxide to make it a sun block.
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I have been using Liquid Wrench, available at most hardware stores, and maybe here on Amazon too though I haven't checked. It is similar to 3-N-1, a common household light oil which I believe will work just as well. All you want is lubrication. Nothing to heavy, just a light oil to help clear the hair and let the blades slide across each other easily. I believe either oil will work just as well.
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AFAIK there is no need for lubrication, none is supplied, none is available to purchase as an extra, and the instructions simply say wash under cold water, carefully use tissue etc to dry the excess, then let it air dry... hth
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Well I sometimes pour a tiny amount of coconut oil in the palm of my hand and a drop of doterra essential oil and mix then apply it topically. I also buy glass roller ball containers and put it various mixes of doterra essential oils then fill the container to the top with coconut oil. The coconut oil helps tone down the doterra essential oils so I can apply them topically to my sensitive skin and my kids skin. I look for roller ball recipes online like on Pinterest or I ask one of my up lines what they do. I'm not sure what you mean by how to keep separate but you should always keep essential oils in some kind of glass container because it can leach into plastic and the oil will linger. Once you mix the coconut oil with an essential oil I'm not aware of any way to seperate them. hope that helps!
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No harm will come of it, but it's not the intended use so you won't get the best results. Lexol actually sells Vinylx for that.
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The newer ones are worse than the older ones. But someone else suggested using a mallet to tap it loose, then untighten by hand. Same for closing. It works--but it's the only way it works for me. There may be a lubricant to help it slide, but I haven't used one. Sad to say, but I keep a new one of these with my pool stuff just in case the old one stops working.
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No, it is a lubricant, there are no harsh chemicals that should be affected by plastic.
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Ah! I've been there - I tried using silicon lubricant along with some other short cuts and I wound up having to replace my belt with a new one. I learned that if it's not lubricated properly, the inner side of the belt becomes damaged and unusable. My belt became more and more frayed and it lost almost all of the friction ridges. This caused my motor to have to work too hard to get the belt going and it would overheat and then shut down in the middle of my work out. I now solely use the horizon Fitness silicon on my belt. It is much thicker than any other lubricant and extremely smooth. I run 20 - 25 miles per week so proper maintenance is the highest priority for me. When I damaged my belt, I had to go almost 2 weeks without my treadmill. Hope this helps! I highly recommend sticking to the Hor. Fit. Silicone lube. :-)
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Hi. Yes if you want to use the ultrasonic you must use a gel. Otherwise it will not glide but no creams as it must be water based. I just use aloe vera gel from health food store.
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Yes I use tools to do it am going to try a water based lubricant when I install new one in a couple days
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If you don't have any grease then you shouldn't be using the valve oil for the slides. But if you really don't have any grease and you really want to use it then you could use a paper clip to unclog the dispenser that the oil comes out of.
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This lubricant is mostly a solvent base spray with limited silicone so I would not recommend it. They have another water based silicone spray but after I purchased it, I found it also contained white lithium which is not rubber friendly. CRC has a support line, 215-674-4300, that you can call for product information. I'm sure they can point you in the right direction.
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There are silicone products made for lubing treadmills. I use one about every month. Because it's hard to get far under the belt with a spray, I got an applicator which fits between the belt and the board. Spray also wastes a lot.