On my last trip I had trouble with some zips that were new and difficult to zip up, I went to IGA in Ravensthorpe, WA, and in the section that sells CRC/WD40 etc I found a dry lube stick which worked really well. Having used candles before in the past, I reckon they must have made this product based on that. Can't remember the name of it now and can't find the stick, but wasn't very expensive from memory.
That may also help with the slats besides powder or candle etc.
-- Edited by Duh on Sunday 3rd of March 2013 05:56:19 PM
Doesn't look as if the dogs are having any trouble with the squeak in the bed! Regards the above tips. Which order would you try? Talc first so you can wipe it off if it doesn't work or candle wax first? Wax certainly helps on sticky wooden drawer runners.
Thanks,too many options now I think the husband is going to get a little confused with candle wax and talcom powder around the bed,but will give it a go.
Try Silicone spray will stop the squeak Spray between the timber slats and the PVC retainers (providing this is the sort of bed with the curved slats and PVC retainers) and the silicone won't leave any residue.
