All lubed up but not getting any head

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All valid points. Didn't think about that. And you can't get hold of normal get lube?

I spent a bunch of money on a special food grade lube, but I think it is the wrong type.

I have never worked with food grade lube before, so all of this is new to me and quite frustrating!

[defender110 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close defender110]

I spent a bunch of money on a special food grade lube, but I think it is the wrong type.

I have never worked with food grade lube before, so all of this is new to me and quite frustrating!

There is a tube of the correct lube going with your purchase

[Guest Close AtronSeige]

There is a tube of the correct lube going with your purchase

I saw the tube of lube, but I was not sure if that was for the screwdriver!

[Michelle Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Michelle]

There is a tube of the correct lube going with your purchase

Can you post details for the rest of us?

[defender110 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close defender110]

Can you post details for the rest of us?

Electrical Industries , where I bought my kegging equipment , recommended Taylor Lube which is used on soft serve ice cream machines.

[Michelle Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Michelle]

Thanks Defender.

[JIGSAW Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close JIGSAW]

I use spanjaard silicone spray on all my kegging equipment (not inside the taps yet) as it was recommended by die guys that likes to cheat at brewing (JaJa, the Aussies)

I contacted the Spanjaard manufacturers before I started kegging and they confirmed their product to be "food-safe"

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I contacted Lliam from The Tap Room and he said that he does not currently have stock of their preferred lube, but it will arrive on Friday. Hopefully I will be able to swing by to ask him about the type and the application.

I will post more info then I get it.