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My dear husband sent me an email the other day, on the many uses of WD-40. So hopefully you read this super informative post, before you tell your hubby to get workin' on the honey- do list.... he'll appreciate it!
You can use WD-40 to:
1. Use to loosen rusty nuts, and screws, clean garden tools.
2. Cleans piano keys
3. Keeps wicker chairs from squeaking
4. Cleans patio door glide strip
5. Removes crayons from walls
*This is Mariel's angel Audrey (taken by a crappy camera phone)
6. Removes scuff marks from ceramic tile floors
7. Removes waterspots on mirrors
8. Removes petroleum stains from clothing
9. Removes kool-aid stains from carpet and fabric
10. Removes coffee and ink stains from leather
11. Keeps flies off cows...
12. Removes all traces of duct tape
14. Prevents the bathroom mirror from fogging
15. Lubricates fan belts on washers and dryers and keeps them running smoothly
16. If you've washed and dried your tube of lipstick in a load of laundry, saturate the stains with WD-40 and re-wash. It's gone!
17. Protects patio door from sun damage
18. Cleans and removes bugs from grills and bumpers
19. Camouflage scratches in ceramic and tile floors
20. Prevents corrosion on outdoor light fixtures
21. Removes crayon from practically anything: walls, melted in the dryer, chalkboards, plastic tables and toys
22. Removes stains from stainless steel sinks
23. Removes gum, adhesives, rubber cement and stickers
24. Cleans lime stains on toilet bowls
25. Keeps garbage disposal from rusting
26. Lubricates stuck zippers
27. Spray on lawn mower when pull cord is stuck
28. Lubricates and "unsticks" anything you could possibly think of
29. Eases separation of bunk beds
30. Removes rust and mineral buildup on anything
31. Protects pool furniture for winter storage
32. Prevents rust on of lids of jars of canned fruits and vegetables
33. Shines golf clubs
34. Removes spray paint from cars
35. Use for a science project on preventing rust
36. Good for any types of skin burns
WD-40 is made of fish oil, there's nothing in it that can harm you. (fyi)
I could go on forever..... if you click here, there's over 2,000 uses for this stuff! Let us know if you've tried it and what works!!
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11 comments:
Wow! My hubby said "That's almost as good as Windex." :)
Seriously, who would have thought?? Seeing as how it's made with fish oil...I might worry about oil stains...but I guess I would rather have an oil stain than nail polish, crayon, and marker stains!
I was once told, "All you need in life is duct tape and WD-40. If something's moving and it shouldn't, use the duct tape. If something isn't moving, and it should, use the WD-40."
I never would have thought. Thanks for that. This is something I might consider bookmarking for future reference.
I never knew it could be used so many ways, and am glad to hear it's made from fish oil (who would have thought). Thanks for this!!
Lisa B.
I never knew you could use WD-40 for so many things! I posted a link back to this on my blog. I hope you don't mind.
http://meganmacymadisonsmom.blogspot.com/2009/09/wd-40.html
So yummy!! I tried this tonight...my DH was impressed with the salad and I am impressed that I have so much chicken ready to go! Thank you for your help!
I could totally benefit from this! I enjoy your blog and get great inspiration from your work! I am new to blogging and sure could use your expertise!
Hmmm. My foggy bathroom mirror drives me crazy. I'm gonna try some WD 40!
These are some of my favorites I got from the "official" list of 2000 uses for WD-40
~ Keeps flies off cows
~ Cleans peanut butter from shoestrings
~ Use full can for nifty paperweight
~ Removes boa constrictor stuck in engine compartment of car
I just want to know: Who comes up with these PROBLEMS???
I just used WD-40 last week to remove crayon writing on the carpet! It totally worked and there was no stain! Sure you have to put up with the smell for a little bit, but it goes away quickly!
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