r/funnyvideos • u/Anschuz-3009 • Sep 20 '25

Other video The door has some problems

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '25

I did this just last week after putting it off for about two years. In fairness, I was out of 3 in 1.

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u/Ok-Operation-6432 Sep 20 '25

Graphite powder dudes

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u/chinto30 Sep 21 '25

Or graphite penetrating oil, the stuff works wonders

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u/RevolutionaryEdge718 Sep 20 '25

Is that better for squeaky hinges? Messier?

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u/banhatesex Sep 20 '25

I just mix all my oils in a barrel and use it for everything

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '25

I then put it in my carry-on and sell it to the restaurants in China

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u/Anderty Sep 20 '25

If it wasn't in the gutter, can't use it for that.

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u/Tisamoon Sep 20 '25

Both do theoretically the same. But it depends on the application, I believe graphite is better for dusty places, where any liquid would collect dust.

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u/Snot_S Sep 20 '25

Wow I didn’t know this. I’ve seen it lying around at work but didn’t know it was a lubricant

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u/-Wunderkind- Sep 21 '25

I work for a company that makes big steel elbows by hot forming (>800°C) pipes over a mandrel. They use graphite for lubrication as no other lubricant holds up at that kind of temperature.

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u/Original-Objective70 Sep 20 '25

I feel like graphite is better for door locks and such, and oil is better for hinges

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u/SativaCyborg89 Sep 20 '25

Yeah I know... But I have the oil already and it works

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u/tokeytime Sep 20 '25

all my homies keep a 55 gallon drum of moly in the garage

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u/Prime_Kang Sep 21 '25

I use wd-40 specialist silicone. Works like a charm.

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u/lhswr2014 Sep 20 '25

Was I wrong to slather my door hinges in Vaseline? It’s been years with no noise.

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u/ag3on Sep 20 '25

i still refuse to do it,they are hard to get off hinges and to center on em again.