Great suggestion about the baby powder, however, when was the last time that you bought any baby powder? After Johnson & Johnson got sued and lost, with the claim that baby powder caused cancer in woman, they pulled the product. I used to use it for installation of tubed tires as a dry lubricant, and I have not been able to find it anywhere. A friend that is a diver, said that getting talc has gotten very difficult, and expensive. He uses it with his dive suit.
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Gosh, it's been quite a number of years.....as in 20+ years or more. when the kids were little I had kyped a couple of bottles and put them in my shop cupboard for more important uses. The last container is still in use.
Not sure how much is left in it, though. I did the same, used it in mounting tubed tires, located leaks, and inside my wet suit when younger. But the wetsuit seemed to have shrunk over the years! Maybe sifted flour in a squeeze bottle would work just as well as a replacement for the talc? Will have to use my remaining baby powder sparingly!!
I have a couple of 3' LiftAll sling lifting straps I use with a chainfall when working on my deck. I've found it easier then using a chain