What Kind of liquid do I have to use to apply it, Because I know I have to use water and soap, but the Soap can not have antibacterials or greaseremov
486623
I just used whatever dish soap I had in the house and it worked fine. It was Dawn.
2007103
Unless it has an oily film I do not use anything except to roughen the surface slightly. I have used a light application of paint thinner to remove any oily substance. My biggest problem is trying to keep the dry mix in place before the liquid is applied, I have used tape to accomplish this. I marvel at the quick set up and strength. of this product. Good Luck!
340471
We applied liquid soap as the lubricant and pushed it in a rotating fashion.I hope this helps.
952440
No prep besides cutting a thumb size piece for use. Water with car wash soap is the best lubricant.
2124029
You need to use any sanitizer i.e. chlorine, bromine or you could use Aquafinesse or Baqua-sil. Any of these will work.
509553
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, Bob Bestway
33524
I use regular liquid hand soap; works great. Follow directions for proper amounts of soap & water. Can't believe how economical it is! Great product!
2285122
I don't make soap, but I can tell you that this has the consistency of a very light oil. It is a great cleaner -- I have used it to clean old grease from my stove, as well as tools. There is some concern that it may irritate the skin if directly applied, but that has not been the case with me. I do, however wash it off, which is very beneficial to my pipes as it dissolves grease and oil. I would imagine that mixed in with the other ingredients in soap, it would be wonderful.
1767605
Well, I'm not sure why you would have to use either when just soap and water should work. If there are mineral deposits in it due to hard water then I've always heard that letting it soak in vinegar and water works well. Hope that helps.
1125585
I didn't use any soap. The product is not difficult to come off, so to speak. In addition, don't waste your money, because this product is not effective at all.
2243814
Liquid soap not needed. You may have the seat rail upside down. Try flipping it over.
2185202
Worked for me, Mild soap, cold to almost warm water, do not use even close to hot water!!! No hot water!!! Pat dry on a towel then air dry over night. Then a little lite brushing only if necessary and you should be good to go.
392112
Well, I am using hand soap, not dish soap. You can use pretty much any liquid or gel soap unless it has "beads" in it or something that would clog the pump.
1222765
100% never use water with any lube , this stuff is great , I put mine in a spray bottle , it goes on wet and is smelly but dries to a great lube , just use sparingly , soak a rag with a little and store in a plastic bag , when ever you need to wipe down a firearm or whatever just use the rag and all will be well !
364514
I would suggest a foaming pump. 1/3 soap, 2/3 water. And it works great!! If you are not wanting to buy a foaming pump, then i have heard that you can also mix 1/3 to 2/3 with aloe vera gel for a more soap like consistancy. Hope this helps!
43267
I use Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap - it works perfectly, it's not creamy or thick and foams very well - I still water this soap down even though it's not so thick to start with. This is the only liquid soap I do not have any difficulty with.
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A bristle brush and hot water does the trick for me. I use mild detergent and haven't seen anything go wrong yet. Although my mom said it's better to use lemon juice to clean the grease instead, but then again she is a little more old school than me.