Tri Flow TF21010 Superior Lubricant Bottle Review

I bought it as a stash at work. I used it for many years at my previous employer as a service technician on industrial mail inserting machines. Got a new job and new employer provided her not with a supply but with a supply of horribly useless Liquid Wrench products. I could write at least a few pages about why this lube is better than most, and back it up with maintenance records and performance logs before and after going to three lines (77-98.8% uptime for the curious). But the short version

I've used Tri-Flow in the past with great results, but I've lost my bottle between the few uses I've made since then. If you've read some of my other reviews you'll know that I have a very good Black & Decker desktop fan that has been running almost non stop for ten years and like all fans it started having trouble starting after a while. Time, to the point that it takes two or three minutes to go from a slight spin to full speed. So I ordered some more of that wonderful stuff and used it to…

This is amazing. I recently bought a Singer 503a (for 99.9% of you who don't know what it is, it's a circa 1960 sewing machine). It was semi-stuck, but I was determined to get it working. For two weeks I spent about an hour daily blow drying the insides (to heat/remove old grease), cleaning and re-greasing. It got better, but still slowly. I read about the magic of Triflow oil online but my local sewing machine shop didn't have it so I used singer oil. It was fine, but I was disappointed that I