Sewing machine oils are not all the same. Some are designed for specific types of machines, while others are more universal. It's important to read the labels carefully to make sure you're using the right oil for your machine.
Yes, you can use baby oil in your sewing machine. Just add a few drops to the machine's oil cup.
Yes, you can use coconut oil to oil your sewing machine. Just be sure to use a light oil, such as coconut oil, and to oil all the moving parts of the machine.
Cooking oil can be used as a machine lubricant, but it is not as effective as other lubricants and can cause buildup on machines over time.
4.7/5
Sewing Machine Oil ~ Lily White ~ 1 U.S. Gallon
Use in application where oil may come into contact with fabrics.
GALLON Low viscosity, water white lubricating oil for sewing machines, Textile machinery and parts Excellent
$234
Not much to mention because the oil is in a large container.There were no spills, and it arrived quickly.If you use a lot of it, like I do, the price per oz is excellent. I repair sewing machines, so it works excellent for those.The oil is the same for electric razors, so it works well for those as well.I picked acquired a couple of those incredibly expensive but incredibly useful extension tube oilers. These days, all I do is simply refill them with this gallon of the same oil, and it works wonderfully. I still get the convenient spouts, but with much less expensive oil.
4.6/5
4-ounce bottle
Eliminates friction and protects metal parts against rust damage
All-purpose sewing machine oil
Keeps sewing machines running smoothly
Specially formulated lubricant for sewing/knitting machines, vacuum cleaners, typewriters, computers, bicycle gears and other household appliances
$234
First, the verdict: Amazing.As a college student, I've had my Asus N53S laptop for just over two years.I thought I needed an oil because the fan has recently been rattling.WD-40 only lasted for a few days.So, following advice from others, I purchased this Singer Machine oil (or sewing machine oil I heard).It worked a little too well, I guess. Now, I can't hear anything coming from my laptop.Sometimes when I close the lid on my laptop, I forget to turn it off.It truly is fantastic.Once more, if you're looking for an oil to smooth out a motor or other fast-moving machine, this is it.Good job!
4.5/5
Comes with a medical grade 1 1/2 inch long stainless steel needle tip applicator for precision oiling with no mess.
Comes with a 60 day no questions asked return policy. If you are not 100% happy with your purchase I will refund your money.
Use this to replace petroleum based or spray lubricants.
100% Synthetic oil that will reduce friction between any moving surface.
Safe to use on plastics and painted surfaces.
$234
The ideal lubricant for your sewing machine is this! I've been sewing for nearly 50 years, and during that period, I've used a LOT of sewing machine oil. The clock repairman used the same oil on all the working metal parts when I needed my grandfather clock, which my grandfather created, fixed. I was persuaded when he claimed that his wife also uses it on her sewing machines. I use a Singer 301A when I'm away from home and a Janome 4800 Memory Craft when I'm attending retreats and courses. Since I started using Liberty Oil where metal meets metal, both have never sounded better. Additionally, the needle applicator makes it quite simple to reach those tiny, awkward spaces and precisely manage the amount of lubrication injected. My equipment is now actually "whisper quiet." So much so that my spouse will now accompany me as I quilt upstairs to watch movies. Before, he wouldn't since the machine was too loud, in his opinion. I particularly appreciate how much better this lubricant "stays where it is" than certain sewing machine lubricants I've previously used. I ran a scrap of fabric through my machines after lubricating them to check for any leftover oil, but I found none. I adore this product so much!
4.5/5
Lubricant specially formulated for the Singer Featherweight 221 & 222
$234
On our 1947 Singer 221 we used this. Both the motor and the gears function flawlessly. It works, comes with clear directions, and is packed nicely. The machine will run for a very long period if this grease is used and it is properly oiled.
4.4/5
good for all sewing machine, never mess up the thread or fabric
1 quart per order
lily whte premium type
made in usa
$234
My mother's industrial sewing machine now has this, and she claims it works fantastically. Additionally, we used it to clean the equipment after it had been in storage for three years. It works well for wiping out the machine itself, the table surface, and some of the components as well as for removing old, caked-on oil. After removing the excess with a cloth, it appeared as good as new. I wish I could remember how it initially appeared in a picture. It was filthy. It is very easy to operate and clean using this oil. I'll unquestionably repurchase this for my mother's machine.
4.3/5
Low viscosity, water white lubricating oil for sewing machines, Textile machinery and parts Excellent
32 fluid OZ.(0.94 liters) MADE IN U.S.A
Sewing Machine Oil ~ Lily White
Use in application where oil may come into contact with fabrics.
$234
On all of our sewing machines, we use this. Even though I used more more than I actually required, I'll never run out in my lifetime.
4/5
Item Weight: 0.11 Lb
Country Of Origin: United States
Product Dimension: 5.60"L X 4.30"W X 2.00"H
Model Number: 223
$234
My machine is over 20 years old and has never been maintained, so let me start by saying that. For a beginner, I have used it quite a bit, albeit intermittently. Sometimes extended periods of time pass without being used. But occasionally I use it nonstop. That being said, I was creating pillows for my daughter's LAST and FINAL college apartment (lol). My machine then began to sound like it wanted to DIE! (Can't have that happening!) So I looked it up on YouTube and discovered that all it took was understanding how to service your equipment to keep it from breaking down. I spent hours watching videos before making this purchase. My machine now runs like new after I cleaned and properly oiled it. I'm very delighted I bought this.
No, you should not use gun oil on your sewing machine. Gun oil is designed for metal-to-metal contact and will not work well on the delicate parts of a sewing machine.
You can use olive oil in your sewing machine to keep it running smoothly. Just add a few drops to a cotton ball and wipe down the moving parts.
Yes, you can use silicone lubricant on sewing machines. In fact, many people prefer it because it doesn't gum up like other types of lubricants and it doesn't attract dust.
If you're out of sewing machine oil and need to oil your machine, you may be wondering if WD-40 can be used as a substitute. Unfortunately, WD-40 is not a good substitute for sewing machine oil. WD-40 is a water-displacing spray that contains petroleum distillates. These petroleum distillates can actually damage the plastic and rubber parts on your sewing machine. So, if you're out of sewing machine oil, it's best to head to the store and pick some up.
Sewing machines are complex machines with many moving parts. Over time, these parts can start to wear down, which can cause problems with the machine's performance. One way to help keep your sewing machine in good working order is to oil it on a regular basis. But not all sewing machines need to be oiled. Some newer machines are designed to be self-lubricating and don't require any maintenance. And even on older machines, some parts don't need to be oiled. If you're not sure whether your sewing machine needs to be oiled
To make homemade sewing machine oil, you will need: 1/2 cup of light machine oil 1/4 cup of kerosene 1/4 cup of white vinegar Instructions: 1. Combine all ingredients in a clean, empty container. 2. Shake well to mix. 3. Use a clean, dry cloth to apply a few drops of oil to all moving parts of your sewing machine, including the needle and shuttle area. 4. Wipe away any excess oil. 5. Sew as usual.
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