SILICONE STICK LUBRICANT 1.6OZ

Seems to work well. Looks/feels kinda like soft bar soap. Almost translucent white. Not "greasy", more like waxy. Says it has silicone in it. I tried it out on some sticky drawers (wooden sliders, not metal) and it seems to have improved things, Packaging is a problem. It looks like a giant Chapstick. But you have to push up from the bottom with a finger (no twisty thing). As soon as you try to rub it on, it retreats back into the tube. You end up contorting your hand to where you can hold the stick, and apply it, all while pushing down inside the tube.

Grease stick lubricates well but goes on with some lumps which I had to smooth out with a tissue paper. AGS's product which I purchased as well goes on smoother and is also a bit 'dryer' so that dirt doesn't stick to it as much as it does to this one.

This is handy to have around. I have used it on many sliding objects...closet doors, glass doors, etc. Works great.

I had been looking for this item locally having used it many years ago for an interior door that had a habit of sticking. I could not find it anywhere in my area so ordered it from Amazon. It works great. This is a different door with the same problem and the White Grease Stick "fixed" it. It now opens and closes much more easily. I had previously tried the old home remedies of rubbing both a candle and a bar of soap on the door edge. Those items helped but not as much as the White Grease. In a perfect world, I would sand the door down just a bit but as long as this "fix" works, I'll take the easy route and use it. Great little product!!

Excellent lubrication for sliding doors (glass & screen). Long lasting on door hinge pins and gates. Does not seem to wash off and does not attract dirt as traditional lubricants. Great value!

Meh. It comes in a little paper tube, and you manually push this stick of grease up from the paper at the bottom of the tube. I tried it on some drawers, and it didn't really do a thing to help them open and close more smoothly (and, yes, I hit the correct areas). It's too expensive with shipping to just be meh. I'll keep trying it on other items with hopes that someday I'll find a use for it.

Couldn't find in stores. Works great on places where metal rubs metal.

I have been using this stuff for about 20 years or so.....so many uses it would be hard to list.....I especially like it on surfaces that would absorb liquid (like wood etc.) which might make it swell or disappear upon applying.....This is a solid wax-like product and essentially has no liquid to worry about.....and it stays put on the surface to which you apply it.... Yes, I occasionally use wax bars (made for canning) but it is not as easy to apply and does not work as well.......5 stars