I use this stuff all the time. But not like that.

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Pam is also good if you have a pet hamster/gerbil to oil their exercise wheel. It won't be harmful to the creature and can't help stop that wheel noise.

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My grandmother has been using "Pam" for years to spray the inside of her plastic containers, This way when she freezes a batch of her homemade tomato sauce her containers are no longer left with that permanent red stain.
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I actually used Pam the other day on the inside of a door jamb that leads to my backyard. It is VERY tight and takes an act of congress to open (layers of paint and humidity). The Pam has worked wonders!!!

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I couldn't figure out why someone would spray Pam on a toilet seat.

I followed you link and found that, in fact, the brother used it on the bowl of a potty seat in order to make it easier to empty, not the seat of a toilet. Makes a lot more sense that way.

An oily toilet seat is just plain wrong. Sounds more like a prank.

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Uh.........should be a law keep pam out of the bath room!!!!! No food stuff in the batheroom please. What happened to good ol w-240?

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WD-40 and it's all being used by Bobby Flay on his grills.

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Pam instead of WD40?

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does anyone remember that scene in the movie Joe Dirt where Joe is working as a carny and uses Pam to spray the bowls so that quarter won't stay in them for prizes? classic.

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i meant WD 40 oops~

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The mom I work for sprayed some Pam ("for Baking, with Flour" because that was all she had) along the track of a sliding screen door that was sticking terribly. Slid perfectly after that, although we did have to keep shooing the dog away because it was licking the door non-stop...

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