Can this be used for sticky plastic refrigerator crisper runners?
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Yes, it will help, but it is not as good at this as Amsoil HD Silicone Spray which lubs better and lasts much longer.
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Here is one source, but you can shop around. http://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-product/grease/spray-grease/Amazon used to carry it.
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Here is one source, but you can shop around. http://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-product/grease/spray-grease/ Amazon used to carry it.
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I took a "cling" I had made for the holidays (the shape of a Christmas tree covered with various stickers, 5" high) and cleaned a surface on my stainless steel refrigerator door. It did not stick, however when I moistened the back it did stick. I removed it after 2+ days.
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I have not tried sticking these on plastic, but I don't see why they would not. They are sticking fast onto my glass jars which are going through the dishwasher, and being hand washed, repeatedly with no lifting or signs of wear.
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definitely, plastic is probably best anyway. I use it on my refrigerator I keep in my garage. It has that old porous vinyl surface. The adhesive on the lock is very strong, for extra measure i dabbed about 4-5 small beads of super glue on the already adhesive pad. It works beautifully.
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If you have a strong enough magnet on your fridge, it should work. I tried using a magnetic kitchen timer and it worked, but my son's letter magnets aren't strong enough. I also have a magnetic stud finder that can do the job.
732355
I'm not completely sure but this is for controlling board checking. I would not think one would use this for a food application. Try a butcher block sealer that is FDA
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It would depend on what material the refrigerator door was made of. I expect if it was a smooth metal surface, it would stick. Generally, it is not super sticky.
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I'm not sure. I use it for baking my cookies so that they don't stick, and I use it for my card making classes - so that the adhesive doesn't stick to their work space. It's also used for when you're using hot glue. Hope this helps. If you try it for rolling dough, let me know how it works out for you. Good luck.
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This worked well for my sink, but I would be hesitant to use on a fridge/appliance. if the surface you were cleaning already had swirl marks than it would probably be fine.
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I would think you could use it for that, but I use a black sharpie to write on plastic bags for the freezer.
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I'm assuming your fridge is painted or stainless and you don't want to use chemicals. in this case I would use hot water dripped or poured towards the adhesive side on top. or if you have a steam iron that "shoots" steam out, use that.
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Yes, it will work on Refrigerators & Microways. but not a cloths dryer. Hope this helps. Mike
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I doubt it. This product was made to polish plastic, not glass. Go to a professional.
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Probably not unless you buy those 3M sticky tabs. Its not magnetic and it is rather large. So unless you have a really big fridge or you plan to use the side of the fridge I don't think it would work for that.
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I really don't think so it needs to be screwed into the surface no way to stick or glue it to a refrigerator
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Being plastic I don't see why not. Mine is in my tray of my toaster/convection oven.
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Maybe. There are two types of stainless steel - magnetic and non-magnetic. If the stainless steel on your refrigerator is magnetic, then these rare earth magnets will stick. You can test the stainless steel on your refrigerator with any magnet.