Top 30 WD40 Uses

Top 30 great Wd40 uses  – Is this stuff good or great?

Wd-40 is a great product, one of the best on today’s market;  For those of you who don’t know Wd-40 is a lubricant which comes in many different size cans. Although Wd-40 is a considered and used as a lubricant it can be effectively used for much more.

So don’t think that because you’re not a plumber or construction worker that you don’t need this product. Wd-40 is a universal product for everybody whether you’re an office worker, a stay at home mom, a plumber, a construction worker or any job in-between. Wd-40 makes a great gift for a friend or a family member.

Wd-40 can be used to lubricate and allow a tool to move that is supposed to move but doesn’t. This stellar product can be used to prevent rust.   Also this is a stain remover and cleaner.

Top 30 Uses for WD-40 below; 

1. Bike Lubricant: Drop it on a rusty old chain to give it new life and get it moving
2. Door Hinge: You can silence a squeaky door hinge, cabinet or any other hinge by dripping it directly onto the hinge
3. Fishing Reel: You can make the inside of a fishing reel smooth again with a few drips from your trusty wd-40 can
4. Sleigh Riding Speed: Just use it on the bottom of a snow sled to go faster
5. Tools: Drip and rub to loosen up rusted tools
6. Bolts & Screws: Loosen rusty bolts, screws with a few drips of WD40
7. Gates & Locks: Lubricates locker and gate locks with a few drips – extends the life of the lock or gate
8. Scuff Mark Remover: Do you have black scuff marks from shoes on your ceramic floors? A few drops of WD 40 on a rag and  black scuff marks from tile floors (ceramic) will be gone with a little “elbow grease”
9. Crayon Remover: Use a few drops on a rag and you have instant crayon remover after kids have colored on walls (works on all types of crayon)
10. Rust Preventative: Prevent rust on tools-pliers, adjustable wrenches. Drip a few drips and rub all over. It’ll keep your tools not only from rusting but will extend the life of the tool too,
11. Wind Chimes: Use on wind chimes (metal only) to prevent rust and keep them in good shape (rusty chimes are ugly)
12. Wax Remover: Drip a few drips vinyl surfaces to remove wax
13. Corrosion Preventative: Use on copper to prevent corrosion and extend the life of your copper
14. Leather  Stain Remover: Drip a few drops on a rag and rub on your ink stain to remove it from leather
15. Squeaks: Have a squeaky door that drives you crazy? Just a drop or 2 right on the hinge will cure the sounds of a rusted squeaky door
16. Soften leather sandals: Rub on sandals to loosen up tight or stiff sandals to avoid blisters.
17. Bathroom Silicone: Use a little to break down silicone when coating a toilet or tub
18. Boats: Use a little to coat rubber ties on boats to keep rubber from drying out in the harsh sun
19. Home Locks: Spray a little into key holes to lubricate and keep working (locks can rust and freeze up from harsh outside winds, rain etc
20. Garage Doors: Spray on to Lubricates garage door runners to extend the life of your garage door
21. Saw: Rub it onto saws to keep from rusting and extend the life of the saw
22. Credit Cards: Rub a little on sticky residue from stickers on credit cards when they arrive in the mail
23. Remove Paint from Windows: Removes paint from windows – just use on a rag and apply “elbow grease”
24. Remove marks on Dry Erase Boards: Just use on a rag and apply “elbow grease” (even removes permanent marker)
25. Mirrors: A little on a rag with removes mascara from tile floors and mirrors (be sure to wipe floor clean after using WD-40)
26. Medicine Bottles: Removes labels from medicine bottles for reuse (see my video on re-using containers here)
27. Luggage: Drip a few drops on luggage zippers to lubricate well before travel
28. Nail Polish Remover from Floors: Use a little on a rag and it removes nail polish from hardwood floors (be sure to wipe floor clean after using WD-40)
29. Clothes Dryer: Ever had a child accidentally leave a crayon in their pocket and it melt in your dryer? Add some to a rag and it removes crayon from inside clothes dryers (make sure to unplug dryer fi rst)
30. Wallpaper: Use a drop on a rag and some old fashioned “elbow grease” and wipe off crayon from your wallpaper