That can of WD-40 in the garden shed is brimming with possibilities: we all use WD-40 to loosen screws, nuts and bolts, and protect tools from moisture, but that’s just for newbies. Those in the know use WD-40 in a myriad of weird and wonderful ways.
Fans of the "water displacing" spray have been discovering new tips and tricks for WD-40 for over 50 years; and some suggestions are truly astonishing. Did you know that WD-40 is an amazing cleaning and stain remover; or that it is used by gardeners, or can be an incredible lure when fishing? WD-40 itself offers a list of other 2,000 suggested uses for WD-40, although it says you “should exercise common sense” so you follow these at your own risk.
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“All of life's problems can be solved with two things: duct tape and WD-40” a wise, but sadly, unknown, man once said. So if you’re feeling adventurous, here are the top 40 weird and wonderful uses for WD-40:
I had a spot light switch that was sticking and intermittent. I sprayed it with a little WD-40 and it cured THAT problem but caught on fire from the internal spark in the switch. Luckily had a rag in my hand and smothered the flamed before they caught the headliner! Aint this a fun hobby? learn sumpthin' almost everyday.
WD-40 is all I have ever used in my potato gun as an igniteable propellant. Only thing that works better (MORE "boom"...more range...and more SCARY) is hair spray. DD
WD-40 is all I have ever used in my potato gun as an igniteable propellant. Only thing that works better (MORE "boom"...more range...and more SCARY) is hair spray. DD