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Lubricate sliding things like drawers and table extensions |
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Whether it's an extension table slide or a drawer, it will move easier if it's lubricated. Wood to wood sliding surfaces will last a lot longer with less friction and with less wear too. (More below) | ||||||||||
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Lubricate sliding things like drawers and table extensions
A very good lubricant to make a sticking drawer slide smoothly or a troublesome extension table slide open with ease is paraffin, the same stuff you buy at the supermarket to melt over the top of jams and jellies to seal them. Slip-It sliding compoundNylo-Tape
Drawers and table extensions don't have to stickWhether you use something you have around the house or use a commercial product you don't need to put up with the frustration a drawer sticking or having a tug of war each time you want to open the extension table to put a leaf in when you have company. Those items were designed to work smoothly and just a few minutes of your time will get them working properly again. It might be a good idea to lubricate before things start sticking too.
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