Genius Ways To Use WD-40 That You’ve Probably Never Thought Of Before
Believe it or not, but a bottle of WD-40 can be one of the most useful tools in your home cleaning kit. The stuff can fight stubborn stains in your oven and on your clothes. But its uses don’t stop there. This versatile substance is perfect for everything from untangling your jewelry to de-clogging your faucets. It really is magic
Clean hairbrushes
It doesn’t matter whether you use them on yourself or your pet, hairbrushes can be a nightmare to clean. Long hair wraps around bristles and refuses to let go. Thankfully, spritzing WD-40 on the tool will make removing the trapped hair more straightforward. And the whole process will be a lot less hair-raising. Do you see what we did there?
Separate stuck Lego
Everybody loves Lego. But no one loves it when those bright bricks get jammed together, putting your exciting building project on hold. Don’t fret, though: WD-40 is a Lego lifesaver. A quick spritz on the bricks and you’ll be popping them apart in no time.
Improve spark plug connectivity
Most drivers have experienced the hassle of trying – and failing – to start their vehicle in damp conditions. When this happens, it’s likely that the moisture in the air is stopping your spark plugs from...well, sparking. Handily, the WD in WD-40 means water displacement. Put some on the parts in question, and you should be back on the road in no time.
Lubricate faucets
Having problems with your plumbing? Hard water can cause your faucet’s tub spout diverters to clog up. Don’t worry if that sounds like another language. Put simply, it just means your pipes are blocked. Aim your WD-40 nozzle upward into the faucet and give it a spritz or two. That should lubricate the valves in no time at all.
