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Greetings!
Almost everyone has a can of WD-40 in the garage but few are aware of how many uses it actually has. WD-40 lists over 2000 uses for their product on their web site. The name WD-40 came from it's creator and stands for "water displacer attempt 40"
At Pristine, we actually use a lot of WD-40 to displace the water from our vacuum blowers after every use, to prevent rusting.
Everyone knows that WD-40 stops squeaks and prevents rust, but did you know it has cleaning power as well, that's right! It can remove gum, stickers, crayon and lots of other hard to remove gunk.
Here is just a small sample from their web site, I have included a link to the full list below.
*Removes crayon from carpet (be sure to test WD-40 on low visibility area of carpet before using)
*Removes permanent ink from most items
*Removes crayon from walls
*Cleans piano keys
*Frees stuck LEGOŽ blocks
*Keeps garden tools rust-free
*Removes glue from carpet
*Removes play-dough from hair
*Helps lubricate fretboards on guitars
*Shines seashells
*Helps remove skid marks from cement
*Cleans gummy buildup from steering wheels
*Spray on bathroom mirror to keep it from fogging
*Lubricates shower door rollers
*Keeps horseshoes from rusting
*Cleans doggie doo from tennis shoes
*Removes gum from bottom of shoes
*Keeps fishing reels rust-free
*Keeps fishing lures corrosion free
*Protects baseball gloves during off-season
*Lubricates luggage zippers
*Lubricates moving parts of Swiss army knife
*Lubricates boot zippers
*Removes stains from coffee cups
*Cleans Plexiglass
*Removes dried caulking from hands
*Cleans concrete from shovels
*Keeps paint from sticking to glass
*Lubricate wheels of paper shredders, to prevent paper from jamming
*Serves as cutting oil
*Protects hammers from corrosion.
Here is the link to the full list http://www.wd40.com/uses-tips/
  
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