WD-40 is a lubricant. a water displacement, and soil removing spray that comes in a can. Of course, you probably know this already unless you live under a rock. Most people use it to stop hinges from creaking and squealing. Others use it to loosen bolts. But here are 40 other ways WD-40 can come in handy.
It Can Unstick Your Scissors
Scissors get sticky with glue and other forms of gunk, especially when you’re using them to work on arts and crafts. But if you have some WD-40, spray the blades and then open and close the scissors a few times. Then wipe off any excess lubricant with a cotton cloth. This also keeps the hinge from getting rusty.
It Gets Rid of Water Stains
Soap scum can leave water spots on your shower door. So, try spraying the door with some WD-40 and allow it to sit there for a couple of minutes. Then loosen the debris using a scratch-free scrubber. If necessary, repeat the process and then wipe the door off with a clean cloth.
