Could this product be used to lubricate the interior surfaces of brass gas valves on a gas stove?
1787385
I used silicone grease in plumbing Brass valves and brass stem. it prevent the calcium scale from forming on the brass surface. and make it operate smoothly I'm pretty sure it will work very well in the brass gas valves on a gas stove. It will reduce the STICTION (Static friction)( that stickiness when you first try to move the valve) and make the operation of the valve better.
1854251
Should be able to use it to grease anything that has a standard grease fitting. Only question would be the type of grease to use.
746179
I don't see why not. I have used this spray indoors with many electronic devices powered on. Maybe you are confusing this product with flea "bombs" which can cause a fire or explosion if the insecticide gas comes into contact with something like an oven pilot light or a plugged-in electronic device.
86918
Yes, it works great on a gas stove - just be careful of flare-ups if you let too much grease accumulate on it (bacon).
1475621
Cannot help out here. I use it as a lubricant on an aluminum bullet casting mold. JC in So Cal
1129972
Yep, it's usable on open-flame gas stoves. I've been using mine on a gas stove for years with no problems.
88111
Yes, it can. It's great for greasy counter tops and I put a little in my dish water if I have greasy pans. As far as the baked on grease, I would say yes, if you use some kind of scratchy pad. I use it more as a pretreatment for clothes than anything. It's great for hamburger grease or butter stains, etc. I've used this for years and if you find it doesn't work well for your stove top (which I think it will, no problem), you won't waste your money because it can be used for so many things. Good Luck!
2238845
No, It is only effective on Brass! If you spray it on stainless steel it will dry to a milky appearance.
1624811
I really do not know, as I have never tried it like that. I guess it would work as I use the stuff for friction wearing parts that are exposed to the elements. Try it, what could you lose.
1066208
Yes, but it is not recommended. Your knife will not open freely after a while. Please understand that this lubricant is primararily for firearms with very hot moving parts. For your knife, I would recommend any silicone spray lubricant.
1758058
it can be used on all surfaces I found with the gas burner you have to clean the bottom of the pan more. Stainless is perfect for any electric or gas range.
2118346
Yes you can. But it might not do much good for long. I would try graphite lube for exhaust metal on metal use.
1768080
I believe that these types of products can only be used on a Gas top stove, otherwise it would not generate enought heat to cook on.
1342331
It appears to be a real Kitchen Aid part. That said, its a quart can of grease. I suspect automotive undercarriage lube would work just fine. I didn't have any of than on hand.
1366646
It would not do it well. I Use it mostly for things that are not burnt on usually On the inside of my nonstick cookware. It does not remove burnt on things from my smooth top stove.
51167
i wouldn't, they make a bore cleaner also. best lube i have ever used though.
709182
I have used this to clean/polish rifle and pistol brass. I used rice along with the brass and the results are good. Make sure you clean the flash holes.