DIY

This multi-functional product can be used to fix just about anything. From carpet cleaning to roach extermination – whatever the job, you’ve found the solution! Here are the top 6: Exterminate Roaches and Repel Insects: Not many people know that, but WD-40 works great as a roach and insect repellent! Simply spray it on your windowsills, door frames, and screens. Caution: We do not recommend this method if you have children at home. Wear a mask and be careful not to inhale any fumes as you spray WD-4O. Easily Wipe Away Tea Stains: However hard you rub, removing tea stains with a wet sponge won’t work. Luckily, WD-40 can help you there. Simply spray a small amount of WD-40 on a damp cloth or sponge and easily wipe off the stain! Loosen Zippers: Stubborn zippers can easily damage your clothing. Plus, you shouldn’t struggle each time you’re trying to zip up your jacket, pants, or a backpack! WD-40 is possibly the easiest solution that works every time. All you need to do is spray it on and pull the zipper up and down a few times. To avoid getting WD-40 on your fabrics, apply it with an artist’s brush. Remove Stickers from Glass: You probably tried removing stickers with soap and water. It takes too long, and usually the effect is far from perfect. To achieve the results you want, spray WD-40 on the sticker, wait a few minutes, and use a non-scratch spatula to scrape the sticker off. That’s it! Clean Carpet Stains: Don’t throw away a good carpet just because you’ve got ink (or any other tough stain) on it. Just spray it with WD-40, wait a few minutes and use a sponge with warm, soapy water to get the stain out. It won’t take long and your carpet will look just like new! Winterproof Boots and Shoes: Here’s one of the WD-40 uses very few people know of. Coating your winter boots with WD-40 makes them waterproof! To clean salt stains, you can also spray a small amount of WD-40 onto your shoes and wipe with a clean rag. Your boots and shoes will become more durable, and will keep you warm and dry during the cold winter months.