DIY & repairRichard Nakamura Secrets 15 WD-40 Tricks Most People Don't Know and Save You THOUSANDS

15 WD-40 Tricks Most People Don't Know and Save You THOUSANDS

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Published Sep 27, 2026, 12:19 AM · 2w ago

Richard Nakamura Secrets
Richard Nakamura Secrets
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🔗 Save Thousands on Repairs, Replacements and Power Bills — My Complete Home-Saving Method: https://nakamurasecrets.com A $6 can of WD-40 can save you a locksmith, a mechanic and a body shop, but never spray it inside a dryer. It does three jobs: it gets under water and pushes it out, it softens glue, wax and grease, and it leaves a thin film that keeps rust off metal. Every trick in this video is one of those three. I'm Richard Nakamura. I fixed appliances for thirty years. The history and chemistry come from what the WD-40 Company has published: its history page, its list of safe surfaces and its safety data sheet. The 15, counted down: 15. Black scuff marks on floors 14. Crayon on painted walls (not on flat or matte paint) 13. Sticker glue and tape residue, including on a new stainless fridge 12. Chewing gum in carpet or a car seat 11. A stuck zipper 10. Grease stains on clothes (and why you keep them out of the dryer) 9. Squeaky hinges, and the "it's not a real lubricant" myth 8. Rusted bolts, frozen padlocks and stuck washer leveling legs 7. Keeping rust off your tools 6. Snow sticking to your shovel or snowblower chute 5. Wet grass caked under the mower deck (spark plug wire off first) 4. A frozen car door lock 3. Bugs, tar and tree sap on car paint 2. Old bumper stickers and decals 1. The job it was invented for: drying out a wet small engine that won't start Also: the two clear plastics it damages (polycarbonate, including headlight lenses, and clear polystyrene), why it stays away from heat, pilot lights, grills and dryers, why not to leave the can in a hot car, and three jobs it isn't the right can for. 🔗 Save Thousands on Repairs, Replacements and Power Bills — My Complete Home-Saving Method: https://nakamurasecrets.com SOURCES • WD-40 Company, history — https://www.wd40.com/history/ • WD-40 Company, myths and fun facts — https://www.wd40.com/myths-legends-fun-facts/ • WD-40 Company, what it's safe on and what to avoid — https://www.wd40.com/article/what-wd-40-r-multi-use-product-is-safe-on-and-what-to-avoid/ • WD-40 Multi-Use Product safety data sheet — https://files.wd40.com/pdf/sds/mup/wd-40-multi-use-product-aerosol-low-voc-sds-us-ghs.pdf • HomeAdvisor, locksmith costs — https://www.homeadvisor.com/cost/safety-and-security/hire-a-locksmith/ #wd40 #homehacks #lifehacks #homeownertips #diyrepair #homemaintenance
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