I remind myself sometimes by reading these articles about 500 uses for WD40, bleach, vinegar, mayonnaise, etc. But I haven’t seen this one in a while: Use WD40 to loosen a lock inside if your key keeps getting stuck. You can use graphite, but I like WD40 because it comes with a tiny straw to aim the oil straight into the door lock. Hope you get some great ideas! ☺️
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Hi Machaffiotte,
You are NOT going to believe this list. I happened to find this list about a year ago and was totally shocked! Have fun looking! Wishing you the best.
https://www.wd40.com/img/WD-40_2000_uses.pdf
Their website has lots of tips:
https://www.wd40.com/uses-tips/other
And here is another site with more!
https://www.rd.com/home/cleaning-organizing/13-amazing-uses-for-wd-40/
I remind myself sometimes by reading these articles about 500 uses for WD40, bleach, vinegar, mayonnaise, etc. But I haven’t seen this one in a while: Use WD40 to loosen a lock inside if your key keeps getting stuck. You can use graphite, but I like WD40 because it comes with a tiny straw to aim the oil straight into the door lock. Hope you get some great ideas! ☺️
The toilet is one of the places I know to use that item.
Here is a link to check out https://gizmodo.com/5932262/10-surprising-uses-for-wd-40-and-5-places-it-should-never-be-sprayed
WD-40 can be used to easily remove glue from cans, bottles, and jars as well as price stickers from newly purchased hard goods.
Thank you!