WD-40 can do more than you think

Most people use WD-40 to fix problems like rusted screws and noisy doors. They're right, but it's more than just a lubricant. It can even solve your worst household problems. WD-40 can help you with lots of things. Duct tape is more valuable than it seems. The same goes for WD-40. WD-40 for shining your silver If you don't use your silver for guests, when will you? It might have faded a bit. Use WD-40 to make your silver look new again! Separating stuck glasses When you have company, you will be expected to serve drinks. How do you get shot glasses apart? Spray WD-40 on them, and they'll be fine. Loosening zippers Spray WD-40 to loosen them. Zippers are great, but sometimes they're a pain. Clean sneakers keep you looking stylish. Use WD-40 to get dirt off your shoes. Easy! Cleaning Tar Stains WD-40 is suitable for removing dirt and stains. Can it remove tar? It can. Just use WD-40 on your car, and you'll be fine. Defrosting ice Winter makes for outstanding scenery, but we know better than to judge a book by its cover. If you hate cleaning icy windows, use WD-40. It's that easy! Oil scissors Spritz WD-40 into the center of the pair to make it work better. There you go! A stiff pair of scissors might make cutting difficult. Bird feeders feed birds. If yours has become a squirrel feeder, put this solution on the surface. Removing rings Couples exchange rings at weddings to show they are in it for a lifetime. But you can still take it off! If your band is stuck, spray WD-40 and slide it off. Remove gum When you're having a bad day, stepping on gum will be the last straw. Aim at the bin. You have to clean it up. WD-40 will help. Removing lipstick stains Lipstick stains are meant to be on your lips! How will you get them off your clothes? Scrubbing it off will make things worse unless you first apply WD-40. Cleaning crayon stains All children are blessings. Oh no! But you might not feel this way when your child draws on the walls! WD-40 is great for crayon stains. Clearing stains from wood Coffee tables often get stains from glasses or mugs. It's called a coffee table. Guests usually put their drinks on the table. Scrub with WD-40 for a clean surface!