Cutex Silicone Sewing Thread Lubricant 28 Oz Bottle

This is a good value for the quantity you get, it is about $6 for a 4 Oz. bottle other places. Works as described, no staining on fabric

I have been fighting with rayon and polyester embroidery thread for 7 years. I have tried all the suggested remedies to prevent thread from "shattering" when embroidering on the embroidery machine i.e. readjusted needle, new needle, adjusted needle position, yada yada yada. I was so desperate at one point while trying to embroider glow-in-the-dark thread on the back of a fireman's jacket, I soaked the whole spool in water to see if that would help. It actually did, but that lead me to believe that the thread I use was just plain dried out...and I use a relatively expensive thread. Then I found this stuff. AMAZING! I use a sewing machine oil bottle, fill it up and apply the lubricant turning the spool sideways, running lines of the lubricant up and down the thread. Let the spool set overnight for best results. It will not discolor the thread or the fabric you are embroidering on. Just make sure you've checked all the other possibilities for thread fraying first. Thanks to Cutex!

Seems to help thread for long arm quilting, although application is a little challenging. Have tried a couple of methods, so so results. I will probably just spritz the cones during sessions. Does not stain or discolor the thread, reduces lint.

I had been using " sewers aid" for about 5 years now and that tiny bottle is veryexpensive for a 0.05 oz bottle it's around 5 to 6 dollars... I found this product and for only 23 dollars you get a whole quart... the only difference is this product is a little thinner , not as thick as sewers aid, but it does the exact same job. LOVE IT!!!

Works well to keep threads moving freely, but I wish it came with a dispenser. I like how a drop or two soaks into the spool of thread....a little goes a long way. I can use cheap threads for machine embroidery using this stuff. I like it.