Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

Input:
Question: Does it contain any other ingredients or propellants?
Document: used to preserve heater hoses that the engine may have to be pulled to replace .Spray is cheaper than fixing
Works great for what I needed it for. I would order it again when I run out of it.The price is right too.
We've been using the CRC odorless spray silicone for years. It is great for drawers that are hard to pull out, snowblower chutes, snow shovels, and just about anything you'd like to make slippery. Although it's "Food Grade," we're not about to use it where it would come in contact with food. There's Hexane in it, along with Dimethyl Polysiloxane, which I've also found in some car polishes. At least, it doen't smell horrible like other silicones do.
We needed this for our water filter's gasket. We've since used it on refrigerator hinges and our pressure cooker's gasket (to "recondition" it).Glad to be able to find it conveniently and at a fair price.
WTF? !
This is the best Food grade silicone. It works good and is safe, not gummy and works good on any project.
This is an excellent product to go along with the MTN Gearsmith Heavy Duty Cast Iron Meat Tenderizer. I think it's necessary to use after you clean the tenderizer because it is Food Grade Silicone. Buy it.
This is a great product to use on the rubber gaskets of your car door's and trunk lid. There's no oil in the liquid to make clean up next to impossible when your finished.
There is no "safe silicone spray that can come into contact with food". And cooking oils/Pam work on release. If you have rust, they suggested using some olive oil and a rag/towel and scrubbing it; the rust will come off.
Thank you to CRC Tech department for helping me with this clarification. This product IS a "food grade" spray, but that does NOT mean it can come into contact with food, only that it can be used on machinery that PROCESSES food, IF the food does not come into contact with that part of the machine. I.e. gears that the food never travels by, past, through, etc.
Answer: no