Sta-Lube Synthetic Food Grade Grease SL35610 - [Pack of 10] 14 Wt Oz., Synthetic Grease for Food Plant Machineries, Clear Colorless

CRC has long been my go-to company for grease and rust prevention products like 6-56. This clear food safe grease is awesome. So much better for my wife’s kitchenaid mixer than what was in the thing from the factory. After 10 years that stuff separated and the oil started running out. The mixer was smoking a little after some hard use. After cleaning thoroughly and repacking with this stuff I expect another 10 years of regular use.This grease looks and smells so much better than what was in there.

Works great for small kitchen appliance repair where you need to change out grease, like kitchenaid mixers.

One reviewer said grease is grease even though it smelled really bad. Well, that is not true. Most of the grease that is on Amazon is not "rated" food grade. If it does not say NSF-H1 don't buy it. The grease is rated NSF-H1, H2, and H3. Some contaminants can be found in H2 and more in H3. If it is not rated at all, god knows whats in it, and I don't want that in my cookies. This grease was clear with no smell. I am a 70 year old woman and I watched a Youtube woman take her Kitchen Aid apart and put it back together again. I kept my computer on the counter and did it one step at a time. Complete success. I used a small spatula to apply the grease. I used 3/4 of this tube, plenty for the job. I hope this review helps you purchase the right stuff. Good Luck

I fixed my mom kitchenaid and decided to regrease her 15 year kitchenaid. Like many other i read so much reviews of so much greases out there and finaly decided to buy this one and it was a good choice. Its has the stickiness and its made by a big company and for the most important factor- couple of months later my mom's kitchenaid is working quiter and stays cool. So this grease works great5/5

Used it to replace the grease in a KitchenAid mixer. The grease was as expected and worked great. However, it did arrive broken open with a fair amount of product ruined.

Used this to re-grease my early-80s KitchenAid stand mixer. The original grease was in terrible shape, and it stank like the used oil barrel in the back of an auto parts store. Half of it had turned to the consistency of thin motor oil, and the other half was thick as jello. There was one area where the grease had literally dried solid, which I didn't even think was possible.This stuff is clear and odorless. You can easily smear it around and get it where it'll do the most good, but it's still thick enough that you can put big globs everywhere without worrying about them falling off while you put everything back together.Meanwhile, my mixer, which had been struggling so badly I was certain I would going to find missing teeth, cracked gears, or both, now runs smooth as silk and quiet as a kitten's purr. Literally good as new.By the way, whatever machine you put this grease in, you will want to run it under moderate or light load at low speed for a few minutes. That will get a good even layer of grease on all the moving parts before you work the machine too hard. You need some load, though. In my case, banana bread worked great.

I couldn’t find this nowhere near me. Shipping was fast and price was comparable to a store.

Can’t beat the price!