Jig-a-loo? What's that?

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10 Jun 2008 11:59 AM

Interesting name, interesting product (learn more about the name here). It's always great to learn about a new, handy product for the home and this one sounds great, so I thought I'd tell you about it.

Jig-a-loo is an invisible lubricant that has many uses around the home from de-icing locks in the wintertime to lubricating those annoying hinges that like to squeak or zippers that like to stick. It can also be used as a water repellent on outdoor furnishings, footwear, and more.

It might just replace some of the products you already use, since it doesn't contain oils or elements that stain or create harsh fumes, not to mention the fact that you'll only need one product instead of several. It's the all around product for the home and can be used in the house, garage, shed, shop, camper, or vehicle. Sounds like a good item for use on bike chains and sprockets too.

Jig-a-loo works on fabrics, glass, leather, metals, many types of plastic, rubber, woods, and other surface types. The possibilities seem endless.

In fact, people continue discovering uses for this new product, which has led to a contest on the Jig-a-loo website. Send in your creative uses for Jig-a-loo and you might just win a trip to Las Vegas. Click here to learn more about the contest.

While on the site, be sure to check out all the existing ways it's used as well as examining other products like Jig-a-Patch, the "wall repair kit in a can." Sounds pretty cool! The company says using Jig-a-patch will reduce prep time whether painting or patching.

By replacing typical products such as lubricants, spackle, and more, you may also save some money. That's always a good thing. Jig-a-loo is reasonably priced and can be purchased at Home Depot. Other stores may carry it as well, and there is a convenient store locator on the site.

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Sherry Holetzky is a work at home mom and freelance writer. Married to her best friend, Sherry and her husband are raising their family in a quiet rural setting in the beautiful Ozark Mountains.

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