So, this sounds really snobby, but I used this for the poop scooper on my cat's self-cleaning litter box. It has kept all poop from collecting on the scoop itself, which has prevented me from scrubbing the scoop every time I put down a new box of litter. If you're looking at getting a self-cleaning litter box, I highly recommend this, as it will end up saving you from dealing with poop at all (isn't that the reason anyone buys one?)
Oh! Because it took me FOREVER to find this: it's supposed to spray on solid/dry. If you had no idea about that and sprayed way too much on to the point it started dripping (like me), don't worry, it will dry in under an hour, even with high humidity.

i love this, but not the bottle. the opening is way too large and it pours out like water. the bottle is clear, i'm happy for this, because the content settles. shake it well first. i put mine into a small spray bottle (it had hand sanitizer in it originally). the base is alcohol, i spray it on, move the part around a bit to get it in there. the stuff evaporates leaving a trail behind. now this stuff can rub off, so it can't really be used to protect a tool. but it made things move better. like a lamp on my desk was sticky in its hole, now it moves very easily. and it leaves no smell behind.

i have to test it on windows next, get them not to stick. used them on scissors to make it more slippery. its like graphite, but it doesn't make everything black.

THIS IS A GREAT HOUSE HOLD PRODUCT. DID THE SLIDING GLASS DOORS , WINDOWS , DOOR HINGES , EVEN THE ROLLERS AND TRACKS ON MY THREE GARAGE DOORS. LOVE IT.

Non smelly - Good for windows. Do NOT use their same brand "Silicone" in red can. "Silicone" cousin with red label is TOXIC BOMB - had to leave house for three days! This one is GREAT though. Weird. Strange just how atrocious its relative "Silicone" cousin is. Blaster silicone also no smell. But DuPont Silicone could very well kill you it is so strong even three days later.

I bought this a while back to use specifically on the vinyl windows in my house. Our house is a little older, but the windows have been replaced at some point before we moved in. They are nice windows, but tend to stick and were very difficult to open and close. I figured there must be a way to keep it from sticking without the greasy feel and dirty collecting ability of something like WD-40. This Teflon spray was exactly what I was looking for. Our window panes are white and this went on without any discoloration. I sprayed quite a bit all along the sides with it open and closed. Then I opened and closed the windows several times to try to make sure whatever is on the inside got a good coating. After doing all that, winter set in and we didn't open the windows for the past few months until this week. Without needing another coat, the windows in our bedroom opened and closed like they were probably originally meant to. I am very happy with this product. Now that I know it works for what I need it to, I will go back and do the other windows I haven't done yet.