Eliminate Friction Noise Home Theater Seating

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Great tip on how to eliminate friction noise or rubbing on any recliner or home theater seat. Parrafin wax does the trick, just rub it where you hear noise. Takes a few minutes.

[@donnacarrier4438]

Since I didn't have wax I tried a dryer sheet and that also worked.

[@danielthomp7392]

I found out that the noise is friction due to rubbing.......I used dryer sheets.....wiped where it was rubbing....noice was gone ....for a month....but it worked...

[@mrrsuits]

Thank you! I used my wife's unscented tea light candle, and it worked perfectly.

[@hometheatertv]

Thanks for sharing!

[@rotfan77]

Thanks so much for making that video, worked great on my couch recliner‘s that were squeaky and I couldn’t figure out how to make them quiet. Thanks again

[@hometheatertv]

Glad it helped!

[@blaikeharrington7738]

Thank you so much I thought I might have to return a chair you’re a lifesaver

[@alfredajones7988]

Tried Dryer Sheet and it did the trick 😊

[@MrTOMMYLEE6969]

Tried many things, nothing worked till this ...awesome thanks very much

[@hometheatertv]

We aim to please

[@leticiagraham523]

I'll try it. The leather loveseat recliner is annoying! But I read not to use paraffin wax, so a little concerned. Will get back to you on my results

[@hometheatertv]

it won't hurt anything its wax

[@vidsforsquids]

Thanks Prof.! It worked like a charm. I always though talcum could work but never tried it. The wax is the way 👍🏼

[@hometheatertv]

No problem thanks for commenting

[@4seeableTV]

Not too mention that it's not as messy as talcum.

[@samj1012]

Shalom, do you think applying a tiny bit of olive oil can remove sound of leather cushions rubbing against each other ? or this may smear the leather ?

[@hometheatertv]

no don't do

[@kentonkirkpatrick5225]

I tried WD40 (sprayed on cloth gloves then rubbed on leather). Worked for a day or so. Also tried "Old English" furniture oil. Same result. Will try the wax (have some from when I applied to bottom of kitchen drawers -worked great!). Puzzled why manufacturer doesn't just use cloth for the noisy areas? You can't see them so what's the diff?

[@hometheatertv]

Thanks for sharing

[@fasteddie2413]

Just tried this. Works! Thanks.

[@hometheatertv]

yes it does

[@2030CMH]

How long does this last? I don't have paraffin wax but everything I've tried lasts about 15 minutes🙄😕

[@hometheatertv]

about 2 weeks

[@simonclegg9437]

Hi, do you know where I can buy this wax block in the UK please? - would ski wax work do you think?

[@hometheatertv]

sorry don't know uk stores...try online

[@richardking9720]

Hello,Greetings to you.can you please tell me where to buy the exact paraffin wax you used in the video please?

[@hometheatertv]

any hardware store

[@bellacass7982]

How often does it need to be re applied in your experience? Thanks

[@hometheatertv]

monthly seems to work

[@seanmcelhaney6407]

My problem is internal like jnder the couch in the electric it just makes this really loud cringe noise sometimes when its closing

[@hometheatertv]

you got more problems than leather rubbing, find a furniture medic

[@AKIYIAKELLY]

Thanks...

[@palgandhi5153]

does candle wax work? I tried it yesterday and the noise came back

[@hometheatertv]

parafin wax

[@ritamoreno6528]

Can you tell which wax do you use? or any paraffin wax?

[@hometheatertv]

any parafin will do

[@mr.diesel6042]

Unfortunately this did not work for me so I tried rubbing coconut oil shampoo on my couch with a sponge and warm water letting it sit for 5 minutes and dried off with a microfiber cloth the leather is much softer and noise-free

[@hometheatertv]

Oh no!

[@matthewfloyd4878]

Thank you!

[@hometheatertv]

You bet!

[@DubtrackerFM]

What about some WD-40?

[@hometheatertv]

don't recommend

[@poppahammusic]

wax on wax off was ninja turtles

[@hometheatertv]

Good one

[@dannysastronomy6894]

Karate Kid also.

[@randyritzow5178]

WD-40...you are welcome.

[@hometheatertv]

that might ruin your seats but it's up to you