What all do you use WD40 for?
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Rust prevention and unsticking locks. +1
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Anything that has a rust build-up! Works fabulously!
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Rusted bolts -
I love WD40...it has fixed so many things!! Anything squeeky...anything stiff...it's ledgendery! When you think nothing will ever work again...get out the 'ole WD40...awesome!!
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Just about anything that need lubricating. It will also remove moisture from inside of automotive locks, and electrical connections. +5
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We use it for anything which squeals, to make gliding parts in furniture work smoothly again and for about 100 other things.......
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To remove crayon marks from wallpaper. It works great! +5 : )
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I use it to clean stuff after an oil change.
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WD40 is great stuff. I use it to remove price stickers on glass & plastic. Saturate the sticker, let it soak for a few minutes and the sticker easily lifts off.
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Squeaky doors
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The WD stands for "water displacing" and the product works well in many lubricating situations. Caution: many people said they use WD40 in locks. WD40 leaves a dirt attracting film which gums up locks. Most brass and zinc locks become useless when WD40 is used and dirt is present. The preferred lubricant is graphite.
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To make it easier to undo my nuts.
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squeaky door
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Squeaky chairs.
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