Cleans and lubricates nicely but I only gave it 4 stars because I've ...
349895
Cleans and lubricates nicely but I only gave it 4 stars because I've still had to use the cheap cleaner from wally world in addition to the ballistol to clean some firearms and I'm not talking about thousands of rounds and months between cleanings either but rather a box of 100 and cleaning soon after.
3194803
Cleaned my purse reasonably well and gave the leather a beautiful luster it hadn't had before. It did not completely clean everything though. Still some dirty areas and stains that are the same as before. Overall, though, I really like it and will continue to use it on my leather goods.
3732400
It could be 4.5 stars for performance, I reckon.  Very pleased with the ease of cleaning, especially on follow-up work after using the WS initially.  Haven't tried the grease, just the solvent and CLP.  Bit of a toss-up in a contest with Frog Lube for my purposes.  The tests seem to show the super slippery WS outperforms the rest of the pack; but I'm pleased with the performance of both WS and FL.  If I had to start from scratch, I'd go with the Weapon Shield, especially for the solvent; but also keeping the test results in mind.
4109324
I have run about 200 records through this machine and have been reasonably satisfied. It seems pretty good at getting rid of dust and mold (the biggest problem I face in rejuvenating my record collection, which spent 20 years in the basement). However, it does not work at all well on grease (from, say, fingerprints). This is logical, since the solution is mostly alum, which coagulates the dirt, dissolved in distilled water, and which has no ability to emulsify grease.

I have acquired some of the microfiber cloths as recommended by another reviewer and use them generally for drying, which, as noted, removes the solution before it has a chance to dry and leave a precipitate of alum in the grooves of the record. I spread one of those out on the counter and put the wet spin-cleaned record on that one and wipe it with a bunched-up other one. I bear down fairly hard in wiping so I force the microfibers down into the grooves of the record. Of course a new microfiber cloth should be washed before use to remove lint.

Here's what I do for a greasy record.

I have an old brush from the 60's (sorry, I can't remember the brand name) that has pointed tip bristles that get down into the grooves while the main shaft of each bristle is large enough to be fairly stiff. I wet the brush and the record under running water and squirt Dawn dishwashing liquid on the length of the brush. Then, with the record on a microfiber cloth, I scrub it thoroughly, using a wrist action that maintains the motion parallel to the grooves, and going in both directions. Then I rinse it under running water and dry it superficially with a micorfiber.  The label will get wet in this operation so I have to work fast and try to blot the label dry with a towel. (Wiping risks getting paper fibers into the grooves of the record.) Then I run the record  through the spin clean in the normal fashion.

Another spin clean trick is, in addition to the normal cleaning and just before drying is to pull the record out of the bath a small amount, move one of the rollers to the 10" position and go through 2 turns in each direction. This puts the lead-in portion of the record in the middle of the brush where there is a little more pressure. The lead-in area is the part that is usually the dirtiest.

Since the spin clean always does leave a small residue, there's always a little popping and clicking, no matter how thorough I am in cleaning the record. One idea I had was to get a second spin clean and put distilled water only in and use it as a rinse bath. I am also concerned about that alum residual prematurely wearing out my diamond stylus (alum is very abrasive), and this would address that problem as well.

Do any of you have any thoughts about this, confirming or contrary?

Has anyone tried this method? How did it work?

Is anyone similarly concerned about the premature wear?

Please answer in the comments area below.

Thanks
2778664
I've been using Dura Lube for over 20+ years, and I always notice how much smoother and quieter my engine runs when I add one bottle at an oil change.....Gas mileage is a bit better too...I believe it's because my engine isn't working as hard ... Great stuff!!
250619
The product is actually great - the only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is when I received it, it had an oily residue on it that took multiple cleanings to get off.
406626
I am a professional auto detailer and this towel is fantastic for mild to moderate jobs. I wouldn't say it would completely replace my clay bar. Some jobs are too severe and still require a good clay bar. So far have done 15 cars and it still got pleanty of life left. However, car and towel must be excessively lubricated or it will stick and transfer clay. Same goes for if the car is even remotely warm to the touch. It also likes to stick to itself pretty good when it's dry. But as long as a good quality soap or clay lube is used and the car is cool to touch then you can not beat this thing. Cuts clay time in half or better.
3741067
My family and I use a mixture of soy lecithin and olive oil to grease our baking pans.  (That's what's in cooking sprays, along with propellant -- the lecithin helps the oil "stick" to the sides of the pan.)  In the past we've just stored it in a container with a silicone basting brush set inside, but it's exposed to various "critters," because it doesn't seal.

I was excited when I saw this, because it DOES seal.  It is three separate parts that's kind of four pieces.  The glass bowl at the bottom is fairly self-explanatory.  The white lid screws on and off.  There's another piece set into the white lid that's kind of shaped like a cross between a funnel and a strainer.  A tube in the middle reaches to the bottom of the bowl to help draw up the oil.  The brush itself is silicone and "plugs into" the funnel-y place in the center, so it forms a seal.  The handle is hollow, so you can suction some oil up into the brush.

It could have been executed more flawlessly.  The lid, in particular, is a little less than perfect, and it hung up quite a bit for me when I was trying to get it back on; it didn't just screw on smoothly.  And the basting brush is a little awkward and hard to get used to because the shape is pretty different from most basting brushes.  But it worked better than I expected, and it certainly does the job.

I would buy this again, but I also think there's some room for improvement in the details.

I received a discount on this product to facilitate my review.
2686343
Very good but subject to internal corrosion. Keep it lubricated.
1315610
It really gets dirt out of the chain, though the lubricant does not stay on the chain as long as some other Finish Line products do. Needless to say, the rust protection does not last more than a week of daily riding. On the other hand, it's hard to expect long metal binding for a cleaning substance.
So, if you wan to see advertised effects on your bike chain, use it twice a week - make them rich.

--- Update June 21, 2012
With all being said, I have to admit that this product was my primary cleaning and lubrication material for the commuter bike over the winter season. Hence, the rating is 4* now.

--- Update October 16, 2012
With all above being said, I just re-ordered a new bottle for the Winter season. That means one more star.
4966634
I like this stuff for a quick cleanups. I didn't like that fact that it left a film on the paint and wasn't really easy to get off even using a good quality microfiber cloth. It is better then a lot of other products advertised to do the same thing. It did work well on the windscreen getting the bugs off after a ride though.
435047
For a small tube it is relatively expensive, BUT -- This is Very lubricious, almost greasy -- I only need to use a little under my eyes and on other really dry areas on my face-- and it does its work very nicely.

The list of natural ingredients is impressive, and of course there ARE the usual "artificial" ingredients with sometimes unpronounceable names -- but those ingredients are usually in all top selling formulas, so I really don't care.

Would I buy it again? Probably not-- I could easily add olive oil to my OTC face cream and be happy with that for much less money -- but kudos to the Organic Doctor for creating something that definitely had to have been a labor of love.
3417804
Use it strictly for light oils or pure liquids, i have some lubes that require shaking before use and they  build up to the point that it clogs the fine tip, will work great for pure liquids that aren't too thick.
3746926
Works great but only does so much before I have to clean it and then wait for it to dry which takes a while. So I can only use it for on seat because I have a long haired dog. It loses the stickiness but you can wash it with dish soap with makes it sticky again.
657824
GREAT LUBRICANT IF YOU DESIRE TO USE ONE THAT DOES NOT CONTAIN OIL WHICH OFTEN ATTRACTS DIRT. THIS SEEMS TO ATTRACT LESS DIRT THAN OILS AND SEEMS TO LUBRICATE BETTER DUE TO THE TEFLON
94023
For the most part I like this stuff but I wish it lasted longer. I find that after 100-150 miles it becomes less effective so I have to give it a wipedown and re-lube. Right now I'm having to reapply every 2-3 days to keep things quiet and smooth which is a bit more than I'd like. After a fresh application my drivetrain is silent and smooth as silk, I just wish that feeling lasted longer! For the record I'm riding Dura Ace 9000 and a KMC chain.
3480710
I found this at a local motorcycle store and bought a small can. I like the look of invisible chain lube, but the last type I bought seemed to work, but the stuff slung all over my back wheel and tire. This stuff goes on wet and drips, so you gotta use a piece of cardboard behind the chain to contain the mess, but it quickly dries and doesn't fling off. I applied it to a very clean chain and sprockets about a week and 300 miles ago, and it still looks pretty clean and the chain is still coated with it. It feels kind of sticky and I thought it would start picking up dirt, but nothing too noticeable. I like to keep my chain drive clean and looking good, so I bought this larger can from Amazon. The motorcycle store had it for the same price, but this was more convenient.