Anyone familiar with restaurant grease trap/interceptors know if this would work as the commercial additives they big supply companies sell?
1654902
I've used this product for 6 years now and I do not need a plumber anymore!!! It's easy and great!
802476
Not personally. It's a product that should be safe for that application, however, as it is food grade. It has enough wax in it that it can be buffed out to a sheen, as well.
1690786
Goo gone should work and WD40 might work ,and hot soapy and elbo grease would be first choice.
411124
I would check directly with the Royal Purple folks on that question. One of the key attributes of wheel bearing grease is its ability to withstand high heat levels. I'm not sure general use grease like 01312 contains those additives. You don't want to find out the hard way that it may not. All that being said, I have been using the Royal Purple 01312 on my cars and ATV's and its great stuff. The grease stays put, even on U-joints, and retains its lubrication properties long after regular grease has disappeared. Good stuff.
1516544
I don't know, however the product is not greasy. I suppose you could try it and see what happens?
1540011
Think it would work fine as long as the components are prepared properly. Puree's awesome.
683514
Use Bar keeper's Friend. It's a cleansing powder specifically for stainless steel. I would not use Comet or Ajax on stainless steel; it will ruin the pan.
295392
I believe it would, also use a good 5 lb boric acid, consider too using medina orange oil. As a seperate apply or traps you can use good vinegar.
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Terro says product is for "Attracting and killing all common household ants including Argentine ants, ghost ants, cornfield ants, pavement ants, acrobat ants, white footed ants, little black ants, odorous house ants and other sweet eating ants." Terro is a sweet bait; grease eating ants are attracted to protein. They might go for Terro; however if protein sources are still to be found in your house they will probably ignore the bait. I haven't had a problem with grease eating ants, but I understand that from folks who have that the Combat formula is better for attracting grease eating ants. You can also make your own baits for grease eaters by mixing boric acid (a white powder you can find in drugs stores or hardware stores) with peanut butter. Just make sure that the bait is out of reach of kids and animals (I have used boric acid/watermelon bait successfully with sweet-eating ants. However, it can only be used indoors, as sun dries it up and rain washes it away.) Good Luck!
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Any multi-purpose grease will work fine. It does not need to be packed with grease. Probably 5, or 6, squirts with the grease gun is plenty.And then every 3, or 4 months.
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Here's a follow-up to my previous answer. I located my tube and checked the label. It states that the grease is authorized by the USDA & rated H1. This means it can be used in food-processing environments where there is the possibility of incidental food contact. THe warning on the label states that it may cause eye and skin irritation.
975445
You should not have any issues using this grease on those bearings. I have used RP products for years, I have been very impressed with the results of the grease.
1854251
Should be able to use it to grease anything that has a standard grease fitting. Only question would be the type of grease to use.
884376
This will mix with exiting grease in a bearing or other lube point. It is very thick and stays in place for a long time.
1295328
I doubt it, I went looking for foodsafe magnets for this purpose and couldn't find them. You don't want your spices contacting the magnets.
1390251
Probably yes. This stuff works very well as long as there is no grease or dirt on the surface to be sprayed. I will buy it again.
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It appears to be a real Kitchen Aid part. That said, its a quart can of grease. I suspect automotive undercarriage lube would work just fine. I didn't have any of than on hand.