Gear Hugger Multipurpose Lubricant - Eco-Friendly (11 oz, Pack of 1), Rust Remover - Garage Door Lubricant Spray, Door Hinge Lubricant & Lock Lubricant - Plant-Based, No Petroleum, No PTFE

Reviewers mentioned it drips. This product is an oil that exits the pressurized container in the form of a foam which is good to get the oil onto the garage door screw drive. Put down a protective material for the garage floor to capture the dripping oil. As to performance of this product, I had recently replaced the Genie opener carriage. This product lubricated the drive I believe properly. To prevent wear, I should most likely apply the oil, once a month asy garage door is operated several times per day.

I love this stuff; it works too well. I used it on my trailer hitch and my garage door track. This product is so amazing. The only thing to be aware of is that it may drip slightly and can create a mess on any vehicle in the garage for a couple of days.

Purchased for my garage door, sprayed on wheels and metal rail. No more wheels squeaking. No toxic fumes, easy to use and easy clean up.

Bought this for my garage door. Worked very well.

My garage is quiet now. Yay!

The product is good. The spray is poor. It leaks when using the long nozzle and the regular nozzle only sprays a tight stream instead of spreading out to cover a larger area.

Works well and dirt doesn't cling to it.

We got a bifold door for the pantry nook to keep foster kittens out, and while it worked beautifully it made a horrible screeching sound and we were out of WD-40. This came up on Amazon and some of the very foster kittens we were trying to keep safe - Get. Into. Everything, so the "pet safe" label was attractive. My husband used it on the door and it worked great. Our Shark automatic vaccuum robot had gotten some dust in his wheels or something and I couldn't get it out and he was making a horrid sound, so I flipped him over and spritzed the wheel wells. There was some excess I needed to wipe off and in the second it took me to grab a paper towel mere feet away, little Gremlin was greedily licking it off the robot. So apparently, it's also delicious. (He is the worst foster we've ever rescued when it comes to getting into food and non-food items.) I assume most normal animals wouldn't be so eager to eat it, but I was glad we got something pet safe because I have no doubt he would have gone for a toxic product as well. (He's tried to eat disinfectant wipes.) We've lubricated every squeaking door hinge in our ancient house, and I know if we used WD-40 in that many places, the house would smell like an auto shop.