🧴 16 Oz Flip-Top Leak Proof Bottle of Aurora SL16 Professional Grade Synthetic Shredder Oil Review

Three (3) stars because advertised extension nozzle was not included so oil distribution is a guessing game leading to overuse (which seller probably likes - use more, buy more). In the past we have used a fantastic synthetic oil with a clear bottle and a clear built in extension nozzle about 30cm long. This gave us access to those hard-to-reach spots and a chance to see how much we used when we pressed. This white bottle prevents us. We don't think we will buy this again.

I bought an Aurora micro cutter grinder and it works so well I decided to buy the grinder oil that Aurora sells. It's inexpensive compared to my local stationery stores, doesn't smell, and the flip-top lid makes it easy to apply. While Aurora recommends spraying it directly into the shredder slot, I prefer to apply it between two sheets of paper. If I do it my way I might have to smear more often, but you use so little, it's much cleaner, and I don't have to shred large amounts—just regular…

Very easy to use, clear liquid, odourless; Retractable top lever helps prevent spills/leaks. I just squeeze a thin strip of it over a piece of paper and run it through the blades about once every two weeks, whether the cutting basket is full or not. The oil can be squeezed directly onto the shredder blades, but is less likely to drip if you use paper! Aurora SL16 Professional Grade Synthetic Shredder Oil, a 16-ounce leak-proof flip-top shredder bottle, seems to work well, and the oil is…

My large home grinder I bought at the hardware store is over ten years old and still works like new. I clean it regularly and have never used anything other than this type of oil. I've just bought my second bottle as I've finally used up my first bottle recently. I attribute the use of this oil to the continued good performance of my grinder. As others have said, this oil is clear and odorless. About every time my trash can fills up, I run the shredder in reverse and squeeze a thin stream down…