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  • 46270
    I guess I will have to get some and use it
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  • spurgemastur
    What is it supposed to do?
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  • 46270
    here the web site
    http://www.jigaloo.com/en/demos/
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  • 46270
    suppose to be a new lube
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  • Zebra
    I thought for sure it was going to be a black rap video! [:D]
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  • 46270
    I picked up a can today, from what I read on the can.
    and my first use, I like it, now to find out how well
    it works.
    I called the gunsmith that I was talking with.
    he told me, it works great, it repells water/mositure
    it is a state of the art lubricant. it contains no oil
    grease, wax or detergent
    prevents rusting
    go out and get a can,
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Well, if it contains no petrolium products, what would repel the moisture/rust then?
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  • rovrman
    can't we leave race out of this????
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  • Wolf.
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    I saw it at WalMart, but I decided I have too many of these wonder agents already. But........lemme know if this is one I can't live without.

    Weird name that I thought might hit the collective fan of the politically correct screwballs. So far I guess it hasn't caught their attention, but give them time....about a year or so until there's a lull in the bull$#!+ storm. Somebody will complain. I thought it might be something to make your toilet work better. Hell, who knows? It might be!
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  • 46270
    What does the name Jig-A-Loo mean?
    The name "Jig-A-Loo" can be traced all the way back to 1958, when the product inventor finally came up with the right formula and exclaimed, "Ti-gi-dou!"

    A common Canadian expression used when someone finds a solution to a problem, "Ti-gi-dou" loosely translates to "I've got it!" and is still used as salutation at the end of phone conversations.

    Why should I use Jig-A-Loo?
    Jig-A-Loo is a unique, invisible lubricant. It works instantly, is clean, and it doesn't drip or stain. It's an all-around solution in a can!

    When should I use Jig-A-Loo?
    All the time! It's the only thing you'll need to prevent squeaks on your door hinges, to make your windows slide better, to keep your tools from rusting, to help repel water on your shoes and boots.

    Where can I use Jig-A-Loo?
    Jig-A-Loo is a safe product for wood, glass, metal, leather, fabric, and most plastics. You can use it just about anywhere - at home, in your vehicle, in your workshop, on your sports & recreation equipment, and more.

    What is Jig-A-Loo?
    Jig-A-Loo is unlike any other lubricant - it contains no oil, grease, wax, or detergent and will not stain or drip. It stops squeaks, unsticks just about anything, protects against rust, and is an exceptional water repellent. It is essential for hundreds of uses around the house, garage, workshop, garden, and sports locker. Jig-A-Loo is the all-around solution in a can.
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  • blackhawk45
    quote:Originally posted by Wolf.
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    I saw it at WalMart, but I decided I have too many of these wonder agents already. But........lemme know if this is one I can't live without.

    Weird name that I thought might hit the collective fan of the politically correct screwballs. So far I guess it hasn't caught their attention, but give them time....about a year or so until there's a lull in the bull$#!+ storm. Somebody will complain. I thought it might be something to make your toilet work better. Hell, who knows? It might be!



    When I first saw this advertized on TV, I thought for sure that Jesse,and Al would be on this like ahhh White on rice.
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  • spasmcreek
    never seen any of this but yesterday the local napa store had a can of Monkey Butt Powder....yahooo
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  • mrseatle
    quote:Originally posted by rovrman
    can't we leave race out of this????


    Race is a Sinful illusion,

    better to be a Jig-a-boo than a Bug-a-boo [}:)]
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  • idsman75
    I bees keepin' me gats all greezed up wid "Strike Hold". Ain't no jigga-who? finsta get me ta swutch.
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