Tri-Flow TF21010 Superior Lubricant with Drip Bottle- 2 oz , Black/Red

Used mainly for oiling sewing, knitting and serger, wish it wasn't so pricey!

I use this for my scooters and work as it should

I bought a second-hand bike that hadn't been cared for in a couple of years. This is exactly what I needed after getting the bike cleaned up. This is the last step to getting on the road.

Perfect too for sewing machines!!!

I have used Tri-Flow in the past with great results, but lost my bottle between the several moves I have made since then. If you have read some of my other reviews, you know that I have very nice Black & Decker table fan that has been running essentially non-stop for the last ten years, and like all fans, it had started to have difficulty starting up after being off for a while, to the point of taking two or three minutes to go from barely turning up to full speed. So I ordered some more of this wonderful stuff and used it to lubricate the visible bearings. It did its job, and now the fan starts up in less than thirty seconds. I believe that if I had used this on a regular basis of lubrication, that there would have been no hesitation upon startup, even after four years of constant use. It is just a wonderful product.

Excellent find! Best lube for anything stuck or sticking. Cleaned a very old, stuck lock in seconds and is now functioning. Expect great long-term results. Highly recommended.

This stuff is amazing. I recently purchased a singer 503a (for the 99.9% of you who don't know what that is, it's a sewing machine from approximately 1960.) It was semi-stuck but I was determined to get it going. I spent about an hour a day over the course of two weeks blow drying the internals (to heat/remove the old grease,) cleaning, and re-oiling. It was better but still sluggish. I read online about the magic of tri-flow oil but my local sewing machine shop didn't have it so I was using singer oil. It was ok, but I was getting frustrated that I wasn't seeing a huge improvement in the function of the machine.The tri flow came today and I gave it a quick once-over and fired it up (some folks recommend letting it sit a day or two. I'm too impatient.) This machine runs like a top now! I cannot believe how well this stuff works. I'm a believer!

I ride a too heavy Schwinn hybrid bike (dept. store bike) and I feel like I'm dragging an anchor.I tried Teflon sprays and WD40 on the chain, and they did nothing.I remembered Tri-Flo (though not the name) from my experience working in a sporting good store, and a ski shop in the 1980's - a long time ago. The techs used it.So, after a little searching there it was - and the bottle looked like I remembered it.After applying it, it smelled the same too - bananas! Ahhh, the smell of the 80's.Anyway...I couldn't believe the tremendous difference this made in reducing the pedal effort of my bike!Fantastic!

I had read it was better than other lubricants for using in car ignition systems and moving parts- in my case to help when a key is getting stuck--and Yes, it really works well and helps the key to slip into the barrel. I would recommend, very easy to use with ultra thin pipe fitting in the nozzle.

I don't think this oil is any better than the 3 in 1 oil I have been using but that still makes it a really good lubricant. The straw applicator is a great idea to get into hard to reach places.

I use this on my 3d printer rails its simply the best oil for the job.

Works well for lubrication the rods and screws on my 3D Printer... it certainly helped a lot with the Z-axis Trapezoidal screw threads.

This is better than the average PTFE spray as it withstands the elements on exterior padlocks. Comes with a straw for awkward places. Arrived sooner than expected from the USA.