Fellowes Powershred Performance Shredder Oil, 16 oz. Extended Nozzle Bottle (3525010)

I bought this oil when I bought my shredder, and I used it to lubricate the machine on a regular basis at first, and it worked perfectly. As time went on, I began to forget to use it according to the directions, and we went a long time without using it at all. I noticed my shredder was jamming up on amounts of paper it used to fly through a few days ago and assumed it was on its way out. That's when I remembered I had this oil and hadn't used it in a while, so I gave it a good shot of it and it was good as new again. So I suppose this is good confirmation for me that this stuff works. It has no odor and does not appear to make a mess in the shredder, which is a plus. Bag liners are used in the bin to prevent any oil from passing through or dripping onto the bin surfaces. I also wouldn't add the oil to the bin when it's empty, especially if you don't use the bag liners, because I'd think some paper in the bin would catch any oil that drips through. In addition, the bottle appears to last quite a while. So, if you found this review helpful, please let me know by clicking the helpful button below. I make every effort to write honest and useful reviews of products that I have personally purchased and used. Your comments assist me in determining how well I am performing. Thanks.

Alonso Murray

| Feb 10, 2021

For years, I've used a cut shredder, and the makers and instructions for almost all shredders state that you can lubricate it with grocery store canola oil. It's less expensive and more convenient to use - All you'll need is a bottle with a spout. br>br>When I purchased a micro-computer, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. shredder I bought this oil to see if "shredder oil" is any better or different than "normal oil. " No, it isn't, and I won't be purchasing it again. It's 99% canola oil in a bottle with a tip and a brand name on the side of the side of the side of the side of the side of the side of A pint of this oil costs three times as much as a similar oil purchased elsewhere.

The specs states that it is 99% canola oil but doesn t state what the other 1% is. In any case, the nearly $10 price per bottle is not justified. br>br>Read the instruction book that came with your shredder and save money by using the alternative.

Orion Terry

| Aug 28, 2021

If you've ever taken a laboratory science course or worked in a research lab, you're aware that a MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) exists for nearly every chemical compound. No exception applies to this shredder oil. br>br>If you search for Fellowes "shredder oil" on the MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) website, you will quickly find a PDF of the document, which confirms that this "shredder oil" is, in fact, Fellowes "shredder oil. " CAS 120962-99% Canola oil (CAS 120962- 0), and no additional ingredients are listed. Feel free to use the canola oil you already have in your kitchen to save a few dollars. There is no such thing as "highly refined Canola oil," contrary to what some people have said in reviews. Cooking- Canola oil of this quality has already been refined to a high degree. Everything is pretty much the same.

Nellie Holder

| May 23, 2021

Keep in mind that if you shred thermally, you'll end up with a lot of waste. You may need to lubricate your blades more frequently if you're using sensitive papers, receipts, or other types of carbonless documents, as these papers deposit chemicals onto the blades, increasing friction. br>br>After comparing the performance and efficiency of three different brands of relatively expensive shredder sheets, I purchased this oil. For the following reasons, I will no longer use expensive oiled shredder sheets: Advantages: br>br> 1. br>br> A 16-ounce bottle with a fixed extended nozzle for quickly and effectively lubricating shredder blades.
2. Canola oil lubricant with conditioners and stabilizers to prevent gummy buildup on shredder blades as well as odor.
3. Using oiled shredder sheets or Fellowes 12 oz. paper is more expensive. Shredder oil in a bottle
4. Designed to work with almost all shredders, regardless of brand. br>5. Non- petroleum-based based rapeseed oil that provides excellent lubrication while remaining non-combustible Considerations for the Product: br>br> 1. br>br> Nozzle "Extended": Because it is rigid and not flexible, it has limited utility. This nozzlebr>may only insert up to and not into the shredder inlet to deliver consistent lubrication, depending on the make and model of your paper shredder. br>br>Suggestions/Recommendations: br>br> 1. br>br> If used on a regular basis after 30 minutes of continuous shredding or at least once a month when emptying your shredder, this is an excellent paper shredder lubricant. Make sure the shredder is set to reverse for at least ten minutes. After applying a thin line of lubricant across the shredder blades, wait 20 seconds. 2. br>br>1. br>br>br>br>br>br Design: I'd like to see a thinner, more flexible nozzle (or tube) that pulls up directly from the bottle top, making lubricant delivery into the blade assembly easier. This is a simple design change that could be implemented. To Your Good Health! br>br>.

Bonnie SYKES

| Feb 18, 2021