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Our sons cot squeaks when you let the side rail down or up.
There's 2 metal bars which the wooden side slides up and down on.
I don't really want to use wd40 as I'm not sure it's safe.
Any suggestions?

[1501]

On 17 Sep, 15:23, wrote:
Our sons cot squeaks when you let the side rail down or up.
There's 2 metal bars which the wooden side slides up and down on.
I don't really want to use wd40 as I'm not sure it's safe.
Any suggestions?

Try candle wax.

[Adrian C]

wrote:
Our sons cot squeaks when you let the side rail down or up.
There's 2 metal bars which the wooden side slides up and down on.
I don't really want to use wd40 as I'm not sure it's safe.
Any suggestions?

Baby Oil?

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Adrian C

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On 17 Sep, 15:26, 1501 wrote:
On 17 Sep, 15:23, wrote:

Our sons cot squeaks when you let the side rail down or up.
There's 2 metal bars which the wooden side slides up and down on.
I don't really want to use wd40 as I'm not sure it's safe.
Any suggestions?

Try candle wax.

Surely candle wax is'nt a lubricant when it sets?

[John]

On 17 Sep, 15:27, Adrian C wrote:
wrote:
Our sons cot squeaks when you let the side rail down or up.
There's 2 metal bars which the wooden side slides up and down on.
I don't really want to use wd40 as I'm not sure it's safe.
Any suggestions?

Baby Oil?

I tried oiling my baby once, couldn't pick him up afterwards.
His cot still sqeaked but we worked on the basis that he'd outgrow it
before it wore out and left it alone. We were right, the next owners
took the squeak away with the cot.

John

[Jim S]

On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 07:26:03 -0700, 1501 wrote:

On 17 Sep, 15:23, wrote:
Our sons cot squeaks when you let the side rail down or up.
There's 2 metal bars which the wooden side slides up and down on.
I don't really want to use wd40 as I'm not sure it's safe.
Any suggestions?

Try candle wax.

Or talcum powder
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Jim S
Tyneside UK
www.jimscott.co.uk

[Peter Parry]

On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 07:23:36 -0700, wrote:

Our sons cot squeaks when you let the side rail down or up.
There's 2 metal bars which the wooden side slides up and down on.
I don't really want to use wd40 as I'm not sure it's safe.
Any suggestions?

Pledge furniture polish or any wax or silicone polish. Spray on,
slide side up and down once or twice and polish off.

--
Peter Parry.
http://www.wpp.ltd.uk/

[John Rumm]

wrote:
On 17 Sep, 15:26, 1501 wrote:
On 17 Sep, 15:23, wrote:

Our sons cot squeaks when you let the side rail down or up.
There's 2 metal bars which the wooden side slides up and down on.
I don't really want to use wd40 as I'm not sure it's safe.
Any suggestions?
Try candle wax.

Surely candle wax is'nt a lubricant when it sets?

You don't melt it, just rub the runners / wood with the blunt end of a
white candle. It works fine on drawers etc so ought to be ok here.

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Cheers,

John.

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[Clint Sharp]

In message . com,
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On 17 Sep, 15:26, 1501 wrote:
On 17 Sep, 15:23, wrote:

Our sons cot squeaks when you let the side rail down or up.
There's 2 metal bars which the wooden side slides up and down on.
I don't really want to use wd40 as I'm not sure it's safe.
Any suggestions?

Try candle wax.

Surely candle wax is'nt a lubricant when it sets?

Works a treat. Fixes sticking wooden drawers, extendable tables etc.
Taught about it by my granddad, along with hundreds of other useful
little bits n bobs...
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Clint Sharp

[Dave Baker[_2_]]

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Our sons cot squeaks when you let the side rail down or up.
There's 2 metal bars which the wooden side slides up and down on.
I don't really want to use wd40 as I'm not sure it's safe.
Any suggestions?

Slap a good dollop of axle grease on it. Make a man of him rather than a
namby pamby mother's boy. If he's made of the right stuff he'll come to no
harm and if not then you might as well have had a girlie.
--
Dave Baker - Puma Race Engines

[Clint Sharp]

In message , Dave Baker
writes
Slap a good dollop of axle grease on it. Make a man of him rather than a
namby pamby mother's boy. If he's made of the right stuff he'll come to no
harm and if not then you might as well have had a girlie.
Surely that should be cam pre-lube?
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Clint Sharp