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Project title Which household items are best for lubricating metal?
Difficulty Level Middle school
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In my experiment, I planned to find out which household items lubricated metal the best. Of baby oil, Softsoap, vegetable oil, and Vaseline, I thought vegetable oil would lubricate metal the best followed by baby oil, Softsoap, and Vaseline.  

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