earphone plug in problem???:detecting:

[ellis]

i started having a problem with my phonesbeing very hard to plug in and unplug>>>>>>have always had problem with my lips<<<not ugly talk tho>>i use chapstick very often..NOW>>i rubbed the chapstick between my two index fingers,then gave the plug in a good rub down,and boy she works great now..even cured a little static that was beginning..was afraid to use wd 40 because of the way it runs and thought that might cause more problems..maybe that might help some doy guys..lol and hh

 

[monindou]

That stuff is great, I use Blistex in the blue container for drip cuticles around my nails, scratches, scrapes, etc. This sounds sick and will likely get my RE pulled but I keep a separate jar of it for roids. It's a scientific fact that there's one inbound protal and one outbound portal and the skin around each of those is is identical in nature. Just keep the jars separate and don't double dip the one : )

 

[John LA]

I would be afraid to use it on the phone plug. Many lubricants have insulating qualities; may not be good where electrical connections are needed.
I did learn a new use for the chap stick that I will probably use.

 

[therick]

n/t

 

[ellis]

almost made a man faint one time with that chapstick.his front door was really hard to close because the latch bolt was catching too hard on the strike plate.he said,since you're a carpenter what can you do with that??doped it up with the miracle stuff and thought he would pass out.just too simple for college kids.ha,hajust kiddin the kids..merry christmas and hh