If you want to be pedantic, WD-40 is a brand that also sells lubricant. And they advertise their general use WD-40 as several things including a lubricant. It's not a good long term lubricant compared to oil or grease, but it is a lubricant.
I suppose, I was thinking more of the result than the material. But I guess that also depends on what you use it on. I'm not sure, if you used it on a pile of food, would the food fuse together or splash out everywhere.
Could've added: Cook.
Cook sprayed with non-cooking spray stick.
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Too many cooks
Cooking*
and weird people still insist it's a better lubricant than oil or grease, which are actually lubricants.
and then they tell you all you have to do is apply it everyday...
It's also a solvent that'll break down lubricant. Use it to get the old gunk out, but you gotta add new grease or oil after.
If you want to be pedantic, WD-40 is a brand that also sells lubricant. And they advertise their general use WD-40 as several things including a lubricant. It's not a good long term lubricant compared to oil or grease, but it is a lubricant.
someone tell me why I student use it in my redneck themed orgy?
Don't forget the non-stick spray cooking!!!
https://lemmy.today/pictrs/image/26fe8b09-f040-44e5-a3ae-db3418b7badc.jpeg
Then what would napalm be?
Very-stick spray cooking
A wonderful aroma in the morning
Non-stick splash cooking
but napalm is notoriously sticky
I suppose, I was thinking more of the result than the material. But I guess that also depends on what you use it on. I'm not sure, if you used it on a pile of food, would the food fuse together or splash out everywhere.
Why would that clear things up? none of those are defoggers
https://youtu.be/yL_-1d9OSdk
Breadsticks. Take away the bread what are you left with?
….sticks?
No Kiki!
I have a non cooking spray stick