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Usually ships in 1 business days | | | | | | WD-40 is a true Multi-Purpose Problem Solver! WD-40 lubricates, cleans, protects, penetrates and displaces moisture. Over 2,000 documented uses with more uses discovered everyday.The NEW Smart Straw is built in so you will never lose the straw again! It's easy to use, just flip it up for a precision stream and down for regular spray action. From Farms and factories to Homes and garages, WD-40 is a product you can't live without! WD-40 is perfect for cleaning grease, grime and dirt; For removing adhesives, bugs, tar and more; For protecting tools and equipment from rust and corrosion; For displacing moisture, restoring wet equipment such as engines and fuse boxes; For penetrating stuck and rusted parts such as nuts and bolts. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 2.63 inches | | Product Width: | 2.63 inches | | Product Height: | 8.63 inches | | Product Weight: | 1.08 pounds | | Package Length: | 9.0 inches | | Package Width: | 3.0 inches | | Package Height: | 3.0 inches | | Package Weight: | 1.04 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 18 reviews |
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| | Features | With Smart Straw, never lose the straw againPenetrates, loosens and frees stuck, frozen or rusted partsExcellent corrosion prohibitor, protects metal against mpisture and corrosive elementsRemoves grease, grime, water deposits and much moreDisplaces moisture
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9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Great Product except for "Smart Straw" Oct 19, 2010
By Richard T. Holland
"Endurance Rider/Bluegrass Picker"
I have used WD-40 for years.....as long as I can remember....and I am 68. However, I am so annoyed with this stupid "Smart Straw" I am considering looking for another similar product. The STRAW works fine....but when you fold down the straw, it doesn't spray...you just get a stream...wasteful if you're spraying tools. I have had ONE can that I bought with a Smart Straw that would spray correctly in the last year. If you can't live without WD-40, buy the gallon can and put it in a pump sprayer.
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Knock, Knock Feb 03, 2011
By Edwin C. Pauzer
Who's there? I asked looking through the apartment door peephole. "It's me, Mike in apt. 108. Can you help me?" The neighbor was a quiet, shy kid who always hit me up to be a little league booster when he was younger. This time, Mike couldn't get the tumbler to move in his apartment door lock. I told him to wait while I went after my WD-40. I sprayed the hole, and like magic, Mike's key turned the tumbler around. His grin was a surprise at the product, and it was from ear to ear.
WD-40 has also worked on those fearsome rusted nuts on your wheel when you have to change tires, plus assorted other impossible tasks. It simply sprays the rust away. I read recently where it even removes the spray paint from cars without damaging the paint underneath. This is one of those products your home should not be without.
Here's what else it's good for:
* Protects silver from tarnishing
* Removes road tar and grime from cars
* Cleans and lubricates guitar strings
* Keeps flies off cows (Very important)
* Gives floors that "just waxed" sheen without making it slippery
* Loosens stubborn zippers or interlocking slide fasteners
* Restores and cleans chalkboards (Do teachers still have'em)?
* Untangles jewelry chains
* Removes dirt and grime from the barbecue grill
* Keeps ceramic/terra cotta garden pots from oxidizing
* Removes tomato stains from clothing
* Keeps glass shower doors free of water spots
* Camouflage scratches in ceramic and marble floors
* Keeps scissors working smoothly
* Lubricates noisy door hinges on car doors or doors at home
* Removes black scuffmarks from kitchen floor
* Lubricates tracks in sticking home windows making them easier to open
* Rids kids' rocking chairs and swings of squeaky noises
* Gives a children's play gym slide a shine for a super fast slide
* Spraying an umbrella stem makes it easier to open
* Good for oven burns or any type of burn. It removes the burned feeling and heals with no scarring
I learned a long time ago that WD-40, WD for water displacement, and 40 because it was the 40th attempt that worked, was a Godsend.
You've heard the saying, "Say it, don't spray it," well,
spray this one.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Great stuff! My 17 favorite uses for WD-40 described Oct 05, 2011
By Ali Julia
I am not a very handy person, so I don't have a huge assortment of tools. However, I learned early on that WD-40 is a must item in my tool box. I don't have strong hands and after a recent back surgery have even less ability to apply a lot of force when I need to deal with rusty screws and tightly closed nuts. WD-40 to the rescue! I put it on for a few minutes and then I can handle almost any job that felt impossible without it.
In addition to loosening rusty nuts and bolts I found a lot of other uses for WD-40. It is my magic helper around the house:
1. Loosen rusty nuts, bolts, screws, water hoses
2. Loosen stuck zippers
3. Untangle jewelry chains
4. Clean silver jewelry which protects them from tarnishing
5. Used to remove tar and grime from my car
6. Clean off gunk from scissors, keep them operating smoothly
7. Clean terra cotta garden pots, remove oxidation
8. Lubricate noisy door hinges (house and car)
9. Lubricate window tracks so they move smoothly when they get hard to move
10. Clean bicycle spokes
12. Lubricate electric fan so it stops squeaking
13. Remove rust from garden tools
14. Spray on umbrella which refused to open before the spraying
15. Remove gunk left by duct tape
16. Remove stuck bugs from the car bumper
17. Remove scuff marks on my wood floor left by my winter clogs soles
Ali Julia review
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
The BEST Spray Lubricant - Highly Recommended! Apr 19, 2010
By C. F. Hill
"CFH"
We use a lot of WD-40 in our house and small business. This spray lubricant has so many uses, from oiling our kid's bike chains to fixing squeaky hinges, it is amazing how many things we find to use it on.
The new "Smart Straw" is a simple but very clever innovation that allows the WD-40 to be used in wide spray (for covering a large area or put on to a paper towel) or directed in a stream to a specific area (like into a mechanism), with just a flick of the nozzle. No more worrying about lost straws since it always attached!
This is a great product, made even better by the clever spray control "Smart Straw"!
Highly Recommended!
CFH
5 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Outdated/Inferior product to others out there. Jan 19, 2012
By Wiz Dood
"Wiz Dood"
WD-40 is outdated, but every house seems to have one due to tradition/habit. Most people haven't questioned why things they lube only stay lubed a week or why things they use WD-40 on seem to end up gritty, grimey, and stuffed full of crud that's been attracted from unknown places.
The only use for WD-40 is water displacement, and other products still do a better job. Lubrication and rust prevention don't last longer than a few days to 1 week with WD-40 AND it attracts grit and grime like a magnet, making the problem worse AND compounding the problem if all you're doing is spraying on more WD-40.
In my house hold, all WD-40 cans have been replaced by Breakfree CLP or Corrosion X. With either product, and for the same price, you get a penetrating oil that will get into stuck nuts and bolts and free them up. The lubrication will last much much longer than WD-40: squeaky indoor hinges will stay quiet for 2 years+ AND stay grit free. Rust is also prevented much much better. I use CLP to coat my outdoor padlocks and they stay shiney and operate smoothly for at least a year in rain or shine.....they would rust up heavily after 1 week if only coated with WD-40, and all sorts of dirt gets sucked into the mechanism.
WD-40 has no place in the home. It should be sitting in a museum. It's an inferior lube and rust preventer. It attracts grime and grit like a magnet. Not only does it suck as an oil, it will negatively affect moving machine parts. Use other oils and greases available.
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