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datakoll said:

http://www.jigaloo.com/en/

tap adolf>

Yipes! Read /this/ from their website:

http://www.jigaloo.com/en/is/msds/MSDS%20English.pdf

Pretty interesting from a product that advertises "There are no
petroleum distillates, oils, or detergents added to Jig-A-Loo. That way,
no pungent smell is left behind."

Mark J.

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Mark said:

datakoll said:

http://www.jigaloo.com/en/

tap adolf>

Yipes! Read /this/ from their website:

http://www.jigaloo.com/en/is/msds/MSDS%20English.pdf

Pretty interesting from a product that advertises "There are no
petroleum distillates, oils, or detergents added to Jig-A-Loo. That way,
no pungent smell is left behind."

Mark J.

I couldn't get any more than a blank pdf at that link, but I did find
that it's a silicone lubricant.

There is a Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jig-A-Loo

"Ti-gi-dou"? Never heard that, and I grew up in Canada. But the folks
at Jig-a-loo do have a sense of humor [humour for them]. The
demonstration videos on their site may entertain you:
http://www.jigaloo.com/en/demos/

--
Ted Bennett

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Mark said:

datakoll said:

http://www.jigaloo.com/en/

tap adolf>

Yipes! Read /this/ from their website:

http://www.jigaloo.com/en/is/msds/MSDS%20English.pdf

Pretty interesting from a product that advertises "There are no
petroleum distillates, oils, or detergents added to Jig-A-Loo. That way,
no pungent smell is left behind."

Mark J.

I couldn't get any more than a blank pdf at that link, but I did find
that it's a silicone lubricant.

There is a Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jig-A-Loo

"Ti-gi-dou"? Never heard that, and I grew up in Canada. But the folks
at Jig-a-loo do have a sense of humor [humour for them]. The
demonstration videos on their site may entertain you:
http://www.jigaloo.com/en/demos/

--
Ted Bennett

From the MSDS at the above link:
methylene chloride 30-60%
perchloroethylene 10-30%
isobutane 7-13%
propane 5-10%

Kerry

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Kerry Montgomery said:

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Mark said:

datakoll wrote:
> http://www.jigaloo.com/en/
>
> tap adolf>
>
Yipes! Read /this/ from their website:

http://www.jigaloo.com/en/is/msds/MSDS%20English.pdf

Pretty interesting from a product that advertises "There are no
petroleum distillates, oils, or detergents added to Jig-A-Loo. That way,
no pungent smell is left behind."

Mark J.

I couldn't get any more than a blank pdf at that link, but I did find
that it's a silicone lubricant.

There is a Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jig-A-Loo

"Ti-gi-dou"? Never heard that, and I grew up in Canada. But the folks
at Jig-a-loo do have a sense of humor [humour for them]. The
demonstration videos on their site may entertain you:
http://www.jigaloo.com/en/demos/

--
Ted Bennett

From the MSDS at the above link:
methylene chloride 30-60%
perchloroethylene 10-30%
isobutane 7-13%
propane 5-10%

Kerry

I'm no chemist, but that doesn't leave much room for the silicone that
the Wikipedia site mentions. Does anyone here know what the film
strength of this stuff is likely to be much lower than that of oil?

If it is not, then I might experiment with it as a chain lube.

--
Ted Bennett

after reading the specs and film strength, i went off looking for the
Prestone Silicone Lubricant in a tall yellow aerosol can sold at
walmort.

neither wal nor prestone admits to it?
and at wal? auto is nowhere "to be" found ???
chain lube? try spraying it into the john

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