WD-40 Multi-Use Product Lubricant Spray with Smart Straw, 12 oz.

%23%23 WD-40 Multi-Use (Classic Formula) Review WD-40 Classic Formula is one of those must-have household staples that just works—it quickly stops squeaks, loosens stuck parts, and protects metal from rust while leaving a light protective coating ([WD-40][1]). It's incredibly versatile, handling everything from door hinges to tools and car parts without any fuss, and the spray design makes it easy to use even in tight spots. Overall, it's reliable, affordable, and earns its reputation as a “fix-it-all” can you'll keep reaching for.

Out of all the uses that WD-40 has, did you know that it is also good for spraying your car tires and open gaps to keep frogs from getting into the car?? I did not know that until I looked it up. Seems that the oil makes it so slippery, they cannot hold on. It doesn't seem to hurt them. Way to go WD - 40!!

Helpful product, most commonly used to fix squeaks. It's a water-displacement formula (hence the "WD"), so don't expect a permanent fix, but it's easy to re-apply as needed. Good, cheap, easy, temporary lubricant fix for squeaky metal and hinges. These cans include the straw you can put on the sprayer for specific application.

First of all, WD40 - really don't need to add anything else to its mythic reputation, and honestly, it earns it. It's not magic, but it's incredibly versatile because it's a water‑displacing, penetrating, and light‑lubricating spray. It works great on hinges, rusted bolts, nuts and screws and it is amazing on polishing stainless-steel appliances and cleans and renews whiteboard - just like new! Have to give Walmart credit for their recent efforts on beating Amazon on pricing! I pretty much check everything I order on Walmart and Amazon now.

I really love WD-40! I use it for everything! I love this one in particular because it has the straw it makes it so easy to use and less mess. It gets it right where you need it. There are so many things like door hinges door handles. it literally is a miracle fix it. You have something that you can't get off. You spray a little WD-40 on there. It comes right off. I use it on my gates. This is one of the most useful tools ever. It really saves all your stuff.

I've used it for many years to lubricate moving parts, loosen stuck or rusted components, and protect metal from rust and corrosion—on things like hinges, rollers, chains, gears, wheels, rusted nuts, bolts, locks, and valves. It's also great for displacing moisture on tools and equipment, and comes in handy for general household, garage, automotive, and shop maintenance.

WD40 is a tried-and-true product. It has many applications from unlocking nuts and bolts, to help cleaning rusty tools. The application is very simple with either applicator. Spray applicator makes it easy to apply to a wide area while using the straw applicator makes easy application to precise areas.

Homeowners and Professionals all agree that WD-40 is a basic shop/home and solvent/lubricant product. From lubricating stuck bolts to removing road Tar from your cars side panels and water spots from furniture, this is a Must Have product.---BUT! we all agree that it is 'Dearly Priced' and recommend buying the One Gallon can and a hand spray bottle to to offset the 'one spray can' price Penalty. Simply fill the spray bottle from the gallon can as needed. This is a great chemical: "Water Dispersant (sample )- 40" (WD 40) !

WD-40 .... perfect to have around the home. My hubby uses it on the cars, backhoe and dozer and many other things. I use it on doors, bikes, windows and the kids small things that need a spray.

I gathered together all seven cans of WD40 from my ranch and home and they all have quit working, most are still half or nearly full. I tried changing different valve sprayer nozzles, and nothing worked, even the can with the "Smart Straw" quit after only a few uses. Perhaps others on the Internet have had this problem.