HOW TO: Lubricate Windows For Smooth Operation

[@eldershawn]

What a cliff hanger! Can't wait for part 2!

[@LisaSaffell]

The video just cut off before he finished explaining how to do it

[@laserbeast8020]

well i pretty much got the answer i needed so thanks? too bad i just gave my silicon spray away to someone else cuz i didn't think i would need it lol

[@robbie_]

Hi. WD 40 does a "Silicone" lubricant. Is that the kind of thing I should be using on sliding windows? I have some standard WD 40. I'm pretty sure I shouldn't be using that.

[@YourFreeBeats]

Greatest video ever?

[@siiNke]

use WD40 SPECIAL SILICONE! not regular WD40. You can use even DRY PTFE WD40

[@alidi4144]

That silicone is white and it's gross it makes a mess

[@Owa24]

What’s the name off the stuff to use thanks

[@user-rg3fq1jg6n]

I don't understand why there are windows on a home inside another building.

[@lanicoya]

...what?!

[@bfboobie]

this house is in the twilight zone

[@rickschieni2162]

Video is incomp!ete.

[@Owa24]

Exactly he did not say the name that we need 😕