FrogLube

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I've been using this stuff on my guns for a while. It's a plant based non-toxic lubricant that absorbs into the steel. You apply it by heating up the metal with a blow dryer, then brush the paste on which melts on contact and let it sit for 30 minutes. Then you wipe the excess off and it seems to last a long time.

I stopped using mineral oil due to the fact that it deteriorates and gets gunky over time.

I wondered about using it on knives, so I emailed their support. This is what they emailed back:

Yes, it's a fantastic knife lubricant. It's an anti-oxidant, so it prevents the blades from going dull due to oxidation.
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Seems ideal to me. No worries about using it for food preparation since it's bio friendly. They even use it for lip balm in demonstrations. It has a nice light minty smell too.
 
Has anyone else experimented with Frog Lube on their blades? I've seen it demoed on guns and have always wondered how it'd work on a knife. I love the idea of it being food safe as I often use my edc folder for food.
 
I have been curious about this one as well especially because it is food safe since I like to cut up fruit with my knives. I would like to see someone testing this lube though I may just have to see for myself and buy some.
 
I'm looking at getting some froglube as well but I'm not sure if I should get the plain froglube or the paste. Any suggestions?
 
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