Yes I know it's Poundland, but this is often not in stock, and I've never seen the spray variety before.
Hope this helps, didn't buy one but seen in Notts and found on the website so it's national and a great time to buy one if you haven't got one in the house already.
Edit: have been informed this product may be similar in nature to WD40 which does appear in this store from time to time. Please check that it's suitable for your needs before purchasing. You should NOT use WD40 on a lock as it may freeze it - you need a light oil (but not as light as WD40!) or silicone lube spray/similar
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Ajibee
18 Oct 16#1
3-in-ONE and WD40 are made by the same company- don't know how or if the products differ.
aj_nu to Ajibee
18 Oct 16#2
That's what I'm trying to figure out too! The OP and I were trying to work it out on my post!
zx636r
18 Oct 161#3
I enjoy a good lubing............
NikLP
18 Oct 16#4
From a look at the products page I'd say that this is safe on locks and is basically a gas-powered version of their standard oil product, as sold in Wilko etc. ~ http://www.3-in-one.co.uk/products/
snowflake75
18 Oct 16#5
lololo
Robot714
18 Oct 161#6
Multi-purpose... Can i use that to lubricate headphone jack on Iphone 7?
qwerta369 to Robot714
18 Oct 16#9
You can't lubricate something that isn't there. Where is joke?
magicmason20
18 Oct 16#7
sure worth a try on the iPhone 7 jack!!
babylon
18 Oct 16#8
Only 90p in my local.
Robot714
18 Oct 16#10
I've followed instructions in this video and i have one :sunglasses:
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Hope this helps, didn't buy one but seen in Notts and found on the website so it's national and a great time to buy one if you haven't got one in the house already.
Edit: have been informed this product may be similar in nature to WD40 which does appear in this store from time to time. Please check that it's suitable for your needs before purchasing. You should NOT use WD40 on a lock as it may freeze it - you need a light oil (but not as light as WD40!) or silicone lube spray/similar
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