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Dr. Hess wrote:3M Silicone Spray. It's FDA listed. McMaster.com 31155K36
3M— Complies with FDA specification 21 CFR 178.3570 for incidental food contact. Also effective as a mold release.
As a mold release? Really? Is that for epoxy, polyester or vinyl-ester?
and just from the title, i was thinking you were having sex with a warmed in the microwave melon or something....
Hit up a restaurant equipment supply dealer in or near your home town; phone B4 you go, but most will stock several types of food safe lubricants intended for use on ranges/ovens/slicers/mixers/etc..
BTW, I'd stay away from PAM, it might work for a while but eventually it will gum-up, it's not an effective long term food equipment lubricant.
GR40RACER wrote:Hit up a restaurant equipment supply dealer in or near your home town; phone B4 you go, but most will stock several types of food safe lubricants intended for use on ranges/ovens/slicers/mixers/etc..
Or even an old fashoned hardware store. We used to sell a food grade silicone spray and a food grade white grease in the hardware store where I worked.
