WD-40 Reviews

WD40, the all purpose lubricant that has its place in every house and toolbox in the nation and has been around since the year dot. Well it's safe to say that most, if not all, people know what WD40 is. If you don't know it's kind of a lubricant/brake cleaner/unjammer of things. If you want to keep your chain free from stuck links ...  Read the complete review

WD-40 is a really great product that everyone should have a can of in their house. It has thousands of uses which can mainly fall in to two general categories, one being keeping things working as they should and the other getting things back to working like they should. For example you could use wd-40 to keep the chain on your bike running ...  Read the complete review

I really don't know what we'd do without WD 40 - it's such a useful product to turn to as it can be used for a multitude of purposes. The last time I bought a can it cost £2.50 from our local DIY store for 150 ml but I'm sure it would be cheaper at superstores. We use it for squeaky doors & for loosening rusty locks & other ...  Read the complete review

From the smell to the actual effectiveness of this essential 'tool', this is one that I make sure I have never run out of. With 5 functions it cleans, protects, penetrates, lubricates and displaces moisture. At the moment I have been using the penetrating function as I'm trying to remove my toilet seat (having just moved into my first home, the ...  Read the complete review

I'm sure that if you were to reduce my house, garage and car to the molecular level, you would find that WD-40 makes up around 10% of everything I own! This is because I just find it so versatile and useful! To state the obvious, the following are tasks which I personally use WD-40 for, and I wouldn't recommend you to follow them - make ...  Read the complete review

This is a fantastic product that everyhold should have. It's only £2.00 for 250ml can. Here are some of the things my husband and I have used it for:- 1. Removing stickers and labels from glass and mirrors. I sometimes find that price tags and stickers can be awkward to remove without leaving a mark. However, I have now started ...  Read the complete review

WD40 is one of those brands that I've always known of . However, as far as I knew until recently, it was only for lubricating squeeky hinges . I happened to have a canister under my stairs that I used for just that reason - I had a couple of squeaky door hinges when I moved in, sprayed them with WD40, and they stopped squeaking right ...  Read the complete review

WD-40 has been around for years and has stayed around because it is so useful. It is a lubricant which you can use essentially to get rid of any squeaks. Although this sounds perhaps a tad limited in its use, I find that there are moments all the time when i wished I just had a bottle of this in my pocket. You wouldn't want to get ...  Read the complete review

WD40 is made by the company that also makes three in one oil, and now owns the famous 1001 company, the carpet cleaning solution. They have a decent website, take a look here:- www.wd40.co.uk Check out the "Job site" where you will find a section named "Pointers by the Pros". You have just missed the WD40 ...  Read the complete review

Today it has been very windy. I therefore really noticed the squeak on my daughter's bedroom door if she left it slightly ajar...and as a result it was slowly starting to really annoy me. There is a limit to how many times I can ask her to shut the door because the squeak is getting to me, so I snapped and ran to the kitchen to get ...  Read the complete review

WD-40 - A must to have in everyones cupboard! WD-40, up until recently I had always managed without this - thinking it would be pointless and none effective. Needless to saw I was well and truly wrong. This stuff is brilliant. I have used it many of times on my locks on my doors when they get stiff and on my babies puchchair wheels ...  Read the complete review

I always have a can of WD-40 in my cupboard. What a great product.WD-40 literally stand for water displacement. It was created in 1953 in a small lab in San Diego, California by the Rocket Chemical company, It took 40 attempts to get the formula right hence the name. The product actually worked so well that several employees took the cans home to ...  Read the complete review

This summer I took my children for a week’s holiday in Dorset, not far from the Devon border. We were lucky with the weather and spent much of our time on the beach. It was a totally relaxing holiday only slightly marred by the oil washed up onto the beach from the cargo ship Napoli which was beached off Branscombe on the Devon coast in January ...  Read the complete review

If ever there was a magic Liquid this is it. With the obvious exception of that other absolutely magical liquid BEER. WD40 is made by the WD-40 company ( est 1953 and originally called Rocket Chemical Company)who are also responsible for such products as Lava Hand Wash, and Carpet Fresh and 3 in 1 oil.The companies headquarters are in ...  Read the complete review

I love this stuff, it is so useful: Walking along, pushing the babies in the pram, and you hear this squeak, there it goes again, and again and again. You spend ages trying to identify where exactly it's coming from. The springs on the pram base definitely, but which one? Who cares, spray them all. Stop all squeaks. I ...  Read the complete review

The WD-40 company recently celebrated 50 years of business, and now markets it's products to more than 160 countries around the world. There can't therefore be many who don't know who they are or what they are famous for. Some of the great successful companies have the simplest of products, and of course those products which actually ...  Read the complete review

Genetically I should be mechanically minded. My father was a brilliant car mechanic and my sister is amazing. Dorothy is tall, elegant and posh. Everything has to be just so, and her speech doesn't relax into the popular idiom as mine does from time to time. Yet give her a ball of string and a screwdriver and she will keep many things ...  Read the complete review