16 NEW uses for WD-40 Everyone Should Know 😱 (Dollar Tree Hack That Will Save You Money!)

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Here are the best NEW uses for WD-40 that everyone should know about! These WD 40 uses range from cleaning to lubricating things and beyond! So if you've been meaning to try something new with your bottle of WD 40 multi-purpose lubricant spray, check out our list. These awesome WD40 life hacks will make your life easier and save you time. WD40 tricks make this versatile product a must-have for any household. Andrea shares some tips on how to use it in your home using an excellent Dollar Tree alternative! Please give this video a BIG THUMBS UP 👍 on 16 clever ways to use WD-40 that everyone should know!

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I had no idea how relaxing a video with no music and constant chattering could be ☺️☺️💕

susibug

FYI Bleach does not remove mold. I repeat bleach does not remove mould on almost every surface. It does not, what it’s actually doing is bleaching out the colour so that you don’t see it. Mold spores, spores travel all over the place. They’re in the air around us constantly when they have a dark wet moist place with proper air circulation, the spores love to grow. In order to remove mould properly you have to use the right products one of them is CONCROBIUM, that is the one recommended after much research. When you apply bleach to get mould out of your trouble spots, it actually makes the spores from the mould go down deeper because it’s live and it’s retreating from the chemical. So it actually makes the mold dig deeper, although you can’t see it because you’ve now bleached the colour out. It will actually make them all come back harder and faster by bleaching your area, that’s a factor not many people know about and through much research I have learned that any product that has bleach in it like tilex and things it’s the same thing. Any bleach based product only temporarily makes it look like it is taken care of but it’s not really.

abutterfly

For removing sticky labels, if you hit it with a blow dryer for about a minute, it will loosen the glue so it's easier to remove.

kallrose

I owned and operated a carpet steam cleaning company for years. WD-40 was what I used to remove chewing gum from carpet. Spray on gum, use bottom scoop of can to scrape up til removed, follow with dawn dish detergent or good degreaser to remove WD-40…. And… all done. I also use on squeaky door hinges.

janetcarpenter

Alcohol is also effective in cleaning stainless steel appliances. 1 pt. H20, 1 pt. Ispo. Alcohol

shettikkawoods

All these spray lubricant tips-hacks are so satisfying! Thank you Andrea Jean 😊👍🏼

NguyenVinhHang

Not sure if you cover this in any video, but I keep a small bottle of Dawn (blue) dish detergent in my bathroom & laundry room for a pre-treatment for many stains, especially if oil based (like salad dressing & many foods). Works like a charm.

MGA-fu

Grandpa swore by two things. One was duct tape, the other was WD-40. I keep one of each around. He wasn't wrong about either one.

GCJACK

Citric acid (same as what you use in canning) is the fastest, easiest, and probably cheapest way to remove water mineral deposits. Wet the surface, sprinkle on a bit of citric acid powder (and you can almost immediately wipe riht back off and the deposits are gone. If they've built up for a time, you might a wait a minute or 2. You don't have to make a thick paste or cover entirely, or rub it in or scrub (it might scratch if you tried scrubbing) It's in the water as it dissolves. I don't know if it does anything for rust stains, just the lime and calcium deposits.

genahowe

To get label off of items :
use your hair dryer to heat up the glue. Works great

loriprochaska

Hand sanitizer works great on sharpie ink. I use it on my canning kids as well on gallon plastic water jugs to remove the date stamps since I reuse them. I’ve also used to remove sticky glue on glass.

suzie_b_qd.

I use a green scrubby pad, and lemon oil to re-finish stainless steel sinks and appliances. Rubbing in the direction of the grain. I would think that WD-40 would do the same for touch-ups on your fridge, etc. So many people want to clean the fingerprints with a spray cleaner. Also using WD-40 to clean the plastic parts of a vacuum cleaner (like the roller housing); works great. I never thought about using it for a broom, that's genius. Thank you for your channel. I thought I was the only one that was a crazy cleaner (of everything). :). Oh by the way, Have you read Laundry Love?

pamelasertich

Had a chandelier I could never get clean, until I received a wonder cloth inside packaging for a laptop. Have been ordering them since. They are like magic erasers only better. No streaks, no pieces coming off as you clean, just rinse, wring and keep going. They are also great for inside car windows. The best ones are called Ultimate cloth. Can be pricy when not on sale, but last forever. In fact, I have only replaced due to loss, rather than wear out.

lisajohnson

I have tried lots of products to remove the hard water iron stains from my bathroom granite countertop. Even had someone offer to clean it for $250! This works. Thank you, I can’t wait to see what it looks like when I get all the stains scraped off.

Jan-xpyi

Thank you again Andrea for all your wonderful tips you share with us all. Absolutely Love them.

dianafowler

I love all these ideas, so much that I went to Dollar Tree and bought the generic WD-40. There's one problem though, you never said how bad it smells! I'd love to use it for many of these things but the stinky odor is way too overwhelming!

QueenAliquippa

Those hinges from the toilet seat that you left on the toilet can be removed to soak as well. Usually the lugs underneath that hold the screws in place are plastic and sometimes resemble giant thumb screws. All one needs to do is reach underneath and unscrew them until they come off, then the hinges pull right off. On occasion they can be stuck in place but all they need is a good tug.

nuthinbutlove

I’m in Oklahoma and we have had the $5 aisle for about two months now and everything is so cute!! My favorite is the little foot stools !! All beautiful pastel colors and just so adorable ❤❤❤

fishinforthetruth

My artificial plants died because I forgot to pretend to water them.

jasonstaats

Murphy's Oil Soap it's the best for cleaning artificial plants

baribach

16 *NEW* uses for WD-40 Everyone Should Know 😱 (Dollar Tree Hack That Will Save You Money!)