14 WD-40 Uses That Save You Money All Year

WD-40 uses go far past a squeaky hinge, and the can that does all of them costs under ten dollars and lasts for years. That one can stands in for carpet spot treatments, rust removers, paint solvents, sticky residue removers, and the floor sprays that promise to lift marks nothing else will. I put together 14 of my favorite money saving ways to use it, the ones I actually reach for around my own house, from the front hallway out to the garden shed. It is a water displacing spray more than a heavy oil, which is why it turns up in so many jobs around the house that have nothing to do with tools. 📚 Save $1,500 a Year with My Complete Home System, 253 Methods and the 90-Day Plan I Teach: https://thehannahbrooks.com If this is your kind of thing, go ahead and click that subscribe button and turn on the notifications, there is plenty more on the way. DISCLAIMER: For educational purposes only. WD-40 is flammable, so keep it well away from open flames, hot burners, pilot lights, and anything else hot, and use it in a well ventilated room. Always spot test on a small hidden area of any fabric, carpet, painted surface, or finish before you use it, and keep it off bare wood. Wash anything that touches food with hot soapy water before food goes back in or on it, and wipe up whatever lands on a floor, since oil left on a floor is slick underfoot. Keep it out of your eyes and away from children and pets, and rinse well. This is not a substitute for professional medical or cleaning advice.