Little-Known Uses For WD-40 That Are Super Effective
WD-40 proves again and again that it can always get you out of a bind. Though it may be marketed as the handy product that will take the squeak out of any old hinge, it's actually so much more than that. In fact, WD-40 may truly be the MVP of multi-use household products — and you probably had no idea just how much this product can do.
Make Stainless Steel Shine
Kitchen appliances caked in fingerprints and covered in dried coffee handprints can harsh your cooking spaces' vibes. Spraying stainless steel with WD-40 and wiping it clean can bring back that sparkle.
Unstuck Zippers
WD-40 is all about keeping things loose and smooth, so naturally, it can work wonders on any pesky zippers that won't seem to open. The best part about WD-40 is that it's probably right under your sink...along with another secretly-useful household product.
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Remove Gum
Remember when your kid got gum in their hair? Remember how much they cried when you grabbed the scissors? Next time, try using WD-40. As long as it doesn’t get in their eyes, you should have yourself a stress-free solution to a sticky situation.
Polish Clothing
Oh no! You were indulging in your afternoon tomato when it suddenly dribbled down your shirtfront. Don’t fret — just spray on your favorite household solution (WD-40, obviously) and throw into the wash for a quick fix. This also works for tomato sauce stains!
