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Life Hacks: 25 Awesome WD-40 Uses

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I have put together a list of 25 awesome WD-40 uses in this life hack post!

25 WD-40 life hacks poster.

I’ve heard in the past that there’s over 2,000 WD-40 uses. Insane, right?! I know tons of people have a can of this stuff in their garage, toolbox, or under their kitchen cabinet, but do you guys really know all of the amazing ways you can use it? Well hold on tight, because I’m about to tell you 25 Awesome WD-40 Uses!

  1. You can remove tar, sap, and bird poop from car and truck exteriors.
  2. Shines the leaves on your artificial plants.
  3. Removes crayon from walls, carpet, toys, plastic, compressed wood furniture, shoes, and from your dryer (just unplug it first!).
  4. Helps clean gunk and scuff marks off your ceramic floors.
  5. Shine and remove fingerprints from stainless steel appliances.Using the WD-40 on the stainless steel fridge.
  6. Lubricates squeaky drawers, doors and small rolling toys.
  7. Keeps garden tools rust-free plus helps clean them.
  8. Removes ink from carpet, leather, and other fabrics.
  9. Protects wrought iron from rust (think outdoor furniture!).
  10. Cleans and polishes gold and brass.
  11. Helps remove adhesive from price tags, labels, and stickers.
  12. Protects bathroom fixtures from rust, like shower heads and faucets .
  13. Cleans bathroom tubs and helps remove rust stains.
  14. Lubricate your DIY tools or prevent saw blades and tools from rusting, plus loosen rusty nuts and screws.The WD-40 on a workbench outside with a saw beside it.
  15. Shines glass shower doors.
  16. Removes gum stuck to walls, concrete, shoes, floors and even your hair.
  17. Coat outside pipes during winter to help recent from freezing damage or pipe bursts.
  18. Removes wax from vinyl surfaces.
  19. Cleans gunk from things like base of toilet bowls and tile grout.
  20. Helps camouflage scratches in linoleum, ceramic tile and countertops.
  21. Remove candle wax or glue from carpet (just spray and leave to dry, then rub out with a sponge).
  22. Remove old duct tape and its residue.
  23. Cleans and softens paint brushes.
  24. Loosen stubborn zippers (just be careful around the clothing!).
  25. Keep bugs at bay. Spray WD-40 on window sills, etc to keep spiders and bugs out.

If you want to read through the over 2,000 WD-40 uses, click here!

WD-40 Hacks

 

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Comments

  1. Jacquelyn says

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    That is crazy! I’m going to have to try #s 12, 13, 15, and 25!

    • howtonestforless says

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      Definitely trying #25 once the weather gets warmer!!

  2. Ligorio Rodrigues says

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    Great, I love hacks specially about gardening or cooking
    Thank you

  3. Baram says

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    I have no idea how much you can do with WD40 thanks

  4. Gino Rossi says

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    I’m a craftsman and i surely know WD40 is a great product with may uses but…I definitely would’t spray it around the house (especially on toys!!!) to do normal household cleaning.
    From the Technical Data Sheet:

    Inhalation: High concentrations may cause nasal and respiratory irritation and central nervous system effects such as headache, dizziness and nausea. Intentional abuse may be harmful or fatal.

    Skin Contact: Prolonged and/or repeated contact may produce mild irritation and defatting with possible dermatitis.

    Eye Contact: Contact may be irritating to eyes. May cause redness and tearing.

    Ingestion: This product has low oral toxicity. Swallowing may cause gastrointestinal irritation, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. This product is an aspiration hazard. If swallowed, can enter the lungs and may cause chemical pneumonitis, severe lung damage and death.

  5. Raghunath Kini says

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    Certainly I am going to make use of these spl uses of WD 40 .
    Thank you.

  6. Harriette Smith says

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    WD-40 iS AMAZING!

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