great product, use it all the time.

Good product

Fixed the problem...Steve

Just wow. What a difference this stuff makes in a toxic environment full of corrosion and acidity. Connectivity is everything.

Works well but would have preferred the aerosol version. Unfortunately, I cannot order aerosols from Canada or the US for delivery to the country where I live so must make do with this squeeze bottle version. Some parts cannot be lubed and/or cleaned without using a spray.

Love it

This works very well, but you need to store it upright.

Everyone should have some of this on hand to keep all of their electronic/battery operated devices working at their best. I've been using this for over 30 years, and know from experience that IT WORKS GREAT! Keep contacts clean, conductive and rust free. A little goes a long way, and it will pay for itself in battery costs by extending the their usable life.

Great product. Did exactly as advertised.

Deoxit is what you need to spot clean electronic contacts.

It's hard to tell if it actually helped our issues but there was a lot of 34;gunk34; that came out.

good deal

works

Works great on oxidation.Works very well on AC plugs.

Works great.

I have used CAIG DeoxIT cleaners for a long time. I am an electronic engineer and I have used it with radios, gadgets, outdoor electrical connections, and many other electrical contacts. This product is the best in cleaning and restoring just about any electrical connection including those which show signs of corrosion. The needle applicator makes it easier to direct it to small areas than using a spray can.

Brought back old pots faders and switches I thought were gonna be scratchy forever.

This stuff is magic. Buy the small 34;nail polish34; size with a brush, then refill from this. I use it on EVERYTHING. Before putting batteries in anything, I brush some on the battery spring and contact. No more jiggling flashlights. Ever. Those cheap aluminum LED flashlights that have sections that screw together - aluminum oxid (rust) is an insulator (read flashlight dies). Unscrew the new flashlight sections and apply a drop of this to each threaded section and reassemble. I use a little on USB cables. No more intermittent connections. Anything that's bare aluminum or bare copper us going to oxidize/corrode without thus stuff. I put it on bare twisted copper wire before using a wire nut - like on my landscape lighting. Without it, you might get an intermittent. You come back and the copper is black. There's no way to get a good connection, short of stripping back at least six inches of wire... Twist each wire, brush some 34;magic34; on. Twist them together and use the wire nut. You won't get an intermittent, and if you come back to re-wire anything, you'll find the wire uncorroded! Seriously. Any place metal and electricity collide, add some of this and everyone will be happier. Trust me. You will not be disappointed. It may seem expensive, but a little goes a long, long way. (I use it a LOT and the nail polish bottle lasts me at least a year, my refill bottle just ran out after maybe five years.)

Love this stuff. Will cure just about any electrical connection problems with corrosion.

Works well.