AGS DEK3 Door Ease Lubricant Review

I have a button making machine and was starting to have problems with buttons not sealing properly during assembly. After troubleshooting, I found that the machine probably needed lubrication. After finding the same product on the manufacturer's website for almost 25.00, I came here and found it a lot cheaper. A good sized stick that should do many of your household lubes multiple times. Just make sure it is sealed when not in use to prolong its lifespan.

17 years in this house with natural wood finishes etc and I'm finding this product right now? It works amazingly well on our casement windows that were "sticky" (3 years ago an "expert" told us we needed to buy new ones - NO!), patio/patio doors that are painted/unpainted, wood siding. All of our wood is stained, sealed, unstained and this product leaves no stain/stain marks. In fact, I'll have to refrain from using it for almost ANYTHING that requires a quick beep. I love it, highly recommend!

I bought my first and only Door Ease Lube in 1964. It ended that year. I was happy to see it still on the market and bought the current replacement. Love is great! There is no such thing as a modern container! My original was in a steel tube with a lid. This came in a paper wrapper with grease on both ends. HOWEVER I have found that when the casing is removed the grease fits perfectly into my old steel pipe. The lube is great as always and deserves more than this cheap modern excuse for…

The Eze door has been in stick form since my father was a child - at least I think so. A stick like this will last a lifetime or even longer. You can pass this on to your children. What he does to make car doors easier to close is amazing. And it seems like you only have to use it once and it works for years. I've also used it on doors throughout the house. Same result. amazing things. No modern lube performs quite as well as this, and those that are "almost close" only last a few weeks at…

I bought this for a hard to open sliding glass door. I am a tenant and the landlord will not spend any more money on this house. I sprayed it with WD-40 but that only lasted a few days. When it came in the mail I couldn't wait for you to try it. I cleaned and lubed the track really good, man what's the difference. The door slides easily. The reason I gave it four stars is that it also won't last as long as I would have hoped (girls stop giggling at this comment). This takes about two weeks…

If I could give no stars I would! A couple of the reviews I read said the smell was bad but I thought they were exaggerating. but they certainly weren't! It's unbearable to the point where it's not even worth using anymore! I used it on an old dresser to make the drawers slide easier and now I can't sell it with this stench! I really hope I can find something to clean it up and hopefully I can still salvage it. I'll just use petroleum jelly on the boxes again! 🤷🏻‍♀️I even let it air out for a

I expected to be impressed and I am impressed! I have to agree with the very positive reviews for this product. My office door rubs so hard on the frame that it banged loudly when I pushed on it. I thought this would really be a serious test of this lube. Surprisingly, it now opens and closes smoothly and easily. The closet door is rubbing too hard on the neighboring door. Problem solved! My center table drawer opened and closed sticky. Never! The only downside is that it looks like a pencil…

I would like to know what this grease is made of. Maybe a combination of wax and oil? Anyway, I've used it for squeaky door hinges and it works great. I was thinking of using WD-40 but its viscosity is too low and it runs off the hinge pin onto the door jamb; I thought about using lube but that was very messy and increased the chances of the door getting dirty. This STICK lube worked great. I removed each door pin from the hinge and rubbed an appropriate amount onto the pin, then scraped the…