WD-40 may seem like a miracle oil, but you have to choose the right variant when cleaning your car's battery. There are ...

According to the official WD-40 website, a can of your standard spray has a shelf life of "5 years from the date of production." However, this is the official shelf life. Because the company needs to ...

WD-40 is a household staple known for its ability to silence squeaky hinges, but it's much more than just a lubricant. From household hacks to unexpected uses, this multi-purpose product can be a ...

This isn't as much of an issue if you have one of the non-aerosol forms of WD-40, but most of you reading will likely just have that standard spray can you get from the hardware store that you use ...

Bird droppings can cause hundreds of pounds worth of damage to a car's paintwork if not cleaned off promptly - but there's a ...

Bird droppings are extremely acidic and can cause hundreds of pounds worth of damage to your car if you leave them for too ...

I love to repurpose items, reduce waste, and conserve resources as much as possible, and there are many opportunities to do ...

WD-40 is a popular multi-purpose lubricant, penetrating oil, and water-displacing spray widely used for a variety of applications. It was developed in 1953 by the Rocket Chemical Company in San ...

Yes, if you spray a layer of WD-40 on your pumpkin, it will not only give it a nice shine but will also keep it from rotting ...

Once applied with the smart straw or spray function, it dries quickly and doesn’t leave a sticky residue, though it still takes about 24 hours to properly cure. What our tester says: “WD-40 ...

If you're stopping by Walmart or Target and stop to look for WD-40, you might notice that there's less cans on the shelves in the next few weeks. Well, there's an interesting Halloween hack that ...

The result was WD-40 Multi-Use Product ... it would be enough to justify the price (a 12-ounce spray can cost about 10 bucks and lasts for years) but you can use it anywhere you need water ...