Aladdin 630 Magic Lube Teflon Based Lubricant 1 oz

I don't leave home without this stuff, for real. You won't find any better or safer grease imo, at best only equivalent.Something squeaky annoying me? Dab of this & all is well. I suffer from very VERY severe misophonia, the list of disgusting sounds that cause me intense physical pain in my upper spine and neck is a mile long, so earplugs/buds & PTFE lube or I'm not going anywhere. No joke. All of my vehicles, all my work gear, laptop bags, luggage, anything I ever leave the house with? There's this stuff and earplugs in there. I buy earplugs individually sealed in 400-packs, and I've used over 5,000 if I've used one.I once thought I lost one bud from a set of $300 noise canceling earbuds, so I immediately ordered two more sets, then immediately found the missing bud. Did I cancel the order? Nope, I now carry two sets and leave a backup backup at home. If it weren't for music and communication, I'd literally have myself electively deafened. Life is hard.

I bought a tube of Magic Lube a few years ago when I was working on an old hot tub with a pool pump This stuff was great for treating O-rings before assembly. It seemed like many of my connections would begin dripping shortly after assembly UNTIL I started using this product. It's a lubricant, but at the same time it is dense (it comes out sort of like tooth-paste consistency). The product is clear. No way water is going to wash this stuff away. I now use this on all of my household drain assemblies where I am usually fighting drips from P-traps, ,etc. A little bit of this stuff on the connection points and no more drip worries. I ALWAYS keep a tube of this in my plumbing tool-box. It's not a large tube, but a little goes a long way. Very happy overall with this product!

I thought this was a box of tubes, like the picture shows. Description is correct though. I feel like this is a little deceiving. I don’t like that.

Decent deal for this stuff. Worked well to lube the main O-ring on my Jandy Pool Filter. Smeared it along the top of the main o-ring after I placed the o-ring in the groove. Resulted in no leaks.Jandy says not to use lube on the main O-ring, but my pool guy said it was okay. Used Magic Lube last year as well and not only did the filter not leak, but it seemed to preserve the o-ring. When I used a paper towel to wipe the old magic lube off the two year old o-ring, there was absolutely no black that came off the o-ring. According to my pool guy, that is a good sign that the o-ring is good for another year.

I had a plumber out 3 times to repair the leak in my water softener and the last time, there was a small drip from the connection. I had already purchased O-rings to resolve the issue, but when the plumber put everything back together it was still leaking. He advised I spend $1200-1400 on a new water softener. I pulled everything apart, searched google for possible solutions and came across Magic Lube with great reviews. This was my last thing to try. It seemed to simple, but it worked. Not a drop for the last week.