Do NOT use WD 40 on these 6 Things!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ส.ค. 2018
- Here are my TOP 6 Things to never use WD 40 on when working on a project, fishing reel, car, or DIY house hold item. WD 40 works great on somethings but we all know better in certain situations. There are usually better chemicals out there to use! There are always long term repercussions when putting chemicals on things.
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If you're being attacked by a bear: spray WD40 on the bear's feet. The bear will slip giving you time to effect an escape.
#7 - don't use it on door hinges. It will remove the squeak momentarily, but it will get worse, a lot worse because any remaining oil/grease inside the hinges will be removed causing it to squeak even louder.
Great video bro. Good to know, didn't think about it really.
Excellent video & info. I've found it fairly sound advice to just say read and follow directions on can.
You forgot one Jack, don't use it around any fire, flame, or sparks. Years ago we had an old style coke machine that used electrical contacts in the change counter, some coke syrup had gotten into the changer and it wasn't working. My coworker sprayed the changer down with wd-40 and it cleaned it up nicely, but then he dropped a quarter into the machine and it practically blew the door off.
Wow!
Dang
That's crazy! I hope everybody was okay!
I Love Your Enthusiasm. Great video. Thank you
I spray it in AC condensers, let it sit for a while then turn on the AC fan mode only. The pull in air will suck in the build up into the unit and out the fan exit.
Brilliant demo. I don't use it I use a silicone spray on my kayak and skateboard.
I've used it on sticking hinges and cleaning rust off of tools.
Great video man learned lots
It should not be used as a butter replacement in any recipe either. 0 calories but can kill ya.
That's great advice! 😉😂😂
i like those odds
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Don't put it on bike chains! It attracts the dust and dirt from the road and gums up your bike chain-slowing it down! Use official bike chain lubricant.
Good info video!
Thanks for this video!!! Was contemplating a project that may have yielded disastrous results...
Im curious what you were planning to do
@@datboiya8942 Sorry for the late reply, was going to use it on a vintage military raincoat. Quite valuable. Tested a small area on inside and looked great. I was going to treat the whole coat. Your video saved me from potential heartbreak...
Your tip about not to use it on plastics.....very true.....thanks.....cheers from India.
Why
Ok...don't...so what's the way to wipe it off??? Soap, alcohol????
I only use it to lubricate bolts that are stuck. It was really made as a cleaner and not a lubricant.
Bad knee. Had to walk a lot at work. Wore a tension bandage for years. Finally on an old mechanics advice from 20 years or so earlier, _ he said dont get that degreaser on your hands as it will pull the oils from your body joints and if you do wash your hands with wd40...it will fix your joints. So I soaked my tension bandage with wd40 as a desperate measure. My knee got warm and cozy and I never had pain for a couple of years after that one application TRUE STORY
Having made 100 of Thousands of gallons of WD-40 for years (it's the Debutanizer Bottoms, from CRU-3 at Texaco Refinery, Wilmington, Ca.) I CAN say it works on "some" things...like rust, sometimes! It will NOT conduct electricity (it's a Dielectric Liquid), and doesn't freeze at -40 Degrees (C. or F.)...!
We would ship tank cars of the stuff down to Rocket Research Laboratories, in San Diego, Ca.. (Now known as the WD-40 Company!)
(But I know SOME people that spray a rag with the stuff and "wipe-down", to keep mosquitoes away!) Yes, it really does stop the itching from bug bites! Haha!
Sorry to respond to a 1+ year old comment, but I must ask as you have the expertise in this. I have a leaky garage roof. Rain water is dripping on one of the wooden beams. Have used silicon to help plug the holes until I can get it sorted properly (it's where the screws are located, the rubber caps above on the roof must have perished). Could I spray WD40 on the wooden beam for now just to give me piece of mind? Would this help to prevent the wood from absorbing the water this preventing rot as this would simply displace the water away from the wood (as the name implies)? Many thanks.
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Hey Battle, I'm surprised WD-40 has yet to start sending you cases of their product with all the " infomercials " you do for them. lmao.... keep it up and say hi to the SAM CAM😎
Sorry but i think it works fine as a starting fluid for small engines.
The propellant is quite flammable and it does have enough lube to protect the piston and cylinder for the short time it's used.
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Some of the old mechanics would use it on cars, the old carb's . Good lubricator but a month later everything would be like dried out and sticking. Does it have a dryer agent in it too?
Good info, Jack, but I expect to turn on the tv one day and see you doing Sham Wow commercials. 😉
this should happen.. i would buy
Makes sense keep up the good work
Thanks Jack I was using it to shine my car tyres I will stop it now
Hello Yak Motley, love that opening intro song.
Question, what is the name of that song? It a nice song.. Thanks.
Works great FOR getting construction adhesive and other glues out of hair and off of skin and other stuff
Its better than goo gone for removing sticky residue and it will melt burnt rubber off chrome Harley exhaust (works great btw!), it also great for removing road tar (do not rub, just spray, soak with a rag, spray again, it will eventually just liquify. Again, do not rub against a painted surface for obvious reasons. Works on squeaky door hinges, squeaky anything. Some guys soak soft plastics with it - haven’t heard any scientific results either way.
At last, someone addressing that WD40 makes plastic parts fail.
This needed to be out there. Strong work. WD-40 is great for getting gum out of hair. Don’t ask how I know. Growing up I had tight curly hair, for some reason my classmates tossed their gum in my hair as a gag. LOL
It should never be used in ammo it can render primers inert.
Will it work on my trunk handle? The handle on my trunk no longer closes on its own. I have to push it in before closing the trunk every time. Otherwise the truck will pop up when I am driving.
I am not sure if this is greased. But, it is a pain in the but and I don't know how to fix it. WD-40 seems like it would help.
I sprayed WD40 on my kitchen trolleys mechanism and that area is closed. Now it's been a month but the smell doesn't leave and it completely gets inside the utensils.
Should I drill a hole on the doors of the trolleys? Or any other way you know that will remove the smell. I kept the doors open for 4 days but no help.
Good for knowledge thanks
Will it work with a stuck shoe zipper?
You're from Pensacola? Me too!
It is not good for rubbers? Like for example rubber bushings and shock mountings?
There are some videos where they use WD40 to clean a nonstick pan . Is it safe to put food in that pan with proper cleaning?
Hey I really need some advice I put some wd40 on a plastic component of a dyson vacuum to clear up a metal bearing. Now it's stuck and I can't get the two plastic components to come off. What should I do? Thanks guys
Ballistol is much safer for anything really.
I put wd40 on my Kawasaki krx I put it on my black plastics and they give it a really good shine
On guns definitely not. But using it on fishing string works very well not just a hook, I literally use a small bit on the line. I've used it over 40yrs and never failed. For a gun it's just not enough so definitely stick to hops..
Forget all the negative reviews. (past wd 40 videos) Love the videos man.
Thanks I appreciate it!
i might try it to catch a perch that Butch let swim away ,lol
I put WD40 on iron powder in an Erlenmeyer flask to use as a ferrofluid and after playing with it for about 10 minutes, the liquid started developing a burgundy colour. My best guess is that the WD40 dissolved any existing rust from the surfaces of the powder, colouring the liquid portion wet, darkened rust and thus burgundy colour. Any thoughts anyone?
You got security cameras and you are tired of removing spider webs? apply some WD-40 around the area where the camera is and you will not see any more webs for months!
Spray it on all of those orange things on your fence. lol! RTR!
i spray it in my m16 when it gets dirty after i shoot like 3 clips it the bolt sticks back it wont cycle i spray it because im lazy lol
It don't work on arthritis? Son of A . Well I was hoping it would. Thanks for letting me know!
Anyone please share
While using WD 40 on the crude oil stored tank overhead flange surface cleaning
What are the hazard *WD 40 chemical reaction with H2S*
I use it to clean my eyeglasses (plastic lenses); not only does it clean them like new; but it stops them from fogging up.
Jack what is that song that played in the beginning ish area of the video I’ve been trying to figure out that song for a long time it’s been in a lot of your vids and it’s a really good song thanks man
i used it on the car bumper it spoiled the rubber between the body kit and bumper,so guys you should be careful
OMG! As a doctor… I’ve had hundreds of patients tell me they used WD 40 on their knees for arthritis! Maybe that’s just Alabama, but I’ve heard it so many times… you gotta add that one!
Don't feel bad I put wd40 on my guns when I was younger but it did work in a rush I worked with a guy who would rub it on his elbow he said it helped his elbow pain idk I did not try it
You lube up your fishing reel with water from a scoop , have you not seen Jaws?
Why is the yeti cooler in the screen shot? From last year
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Jack with the WD-40 again, lol. Waiting for the nuts to come out of the woodwork.
Lol
He is riding that pony again! lol
Here is some trivia about WD-40. WD stands for water displacement. It has many ingredients, but basically it is "lard oil" and "kerosene". We used to use lard oil and kerosene for cutting Aluminum in the machine shop. When WD-40 come out we switched to that instead. Same stuff. No we never had any fires in the shop.
Oh wow.. i am today years old when i found out WD stands for Water Displacement 😂
Thank you for good video!
Thanks Michael !
Don't spray your hedge cutter's blade with WD-40 as it's too thin, use a suitable oil.
Can you use it on a ps4 controller to fix r2
What about electrical motors
I use it as cologne...sooooo
As kids we use to light it on fire and spray flame it. Man I'm surprised I made it out of childhood alive lol
that's hilarious man. I actually set the bathroom rug on fire when I was a kid with my mom's hair spray and spraying it through the flame of a cigarette lighter. I know what you mean lol
😂 I made a bomb with 4 axe cans and some paper I strapped the axe cans together with duct tape and rolled up some paper and stuck it inbetween the cans, lit the paper on fire and chucked it in the garden. 😂
I blew up the shed lmao
@@aronhazelton5617 Best use of Axe body spray ever.
@@guardrailbiter definitely
Thank you
You are partially wrong. You are right for usages with grease, but what you said for plastics is totally wrong for example. I use it to clean my motocross bikes since 40 years. I can attest that it protect many kinds of plastics (even soft ones) without any troubles on long term. Perhaps that there is troubles with some particular plastics (like the latex with balloons), but not with all plastics.
Use WD40 on my motorbikes plastic after i wash where i want to apply. Looks great especially when the bike is out of the sun. Lasts quite a while.
I have my personal tests. If something capable of breaking or weakning nithril, i know what is up. Because those are my gloves of choice.
Its not good on corn on the cob.
Is it bad with silicon rubber
I've used WD 40 on my old gpu to clean it out from rust - waited for it to dry out - and yeah - it didn't short - it didn't do anything bad to it [disclaimer you probably shouldn't do this - but yeah - it worked for me!!!!]
anyone who has ever used roof cement,,sticky and hard to get off of you and your tools, but,,try spraying wd 40 and wipe off with rag or something, you will be shocked at the results,,,wd 40 may work as wasp spray also,,,?
do you realize your headlights are plastic
wd40 is super helpful when you’re scraping off base gaskets
As tool maker I use it as a coolant for cutting steel..
fire time!!!
hey Jack...wd 40...is the BEST wasp killer!.....try it!!!
No. Wasp killer is cheaper.
Don't inhale it!!! 😮😫🤮
It’s not very good on T-Bone steaks
I love cleaning my firearms with WD-40
it's a GREAT grease and dirt remover.
@@YR7A And the shine!
No
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dam. So wd40 really cleaned my door window sill rubber and plastic along the trunk area back to black. Now im worried
Definitely don't put it on trailer parts or anything that conducts electricity. Might get a little tickle
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outback
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Use Ballistol, instead.
Loud good morning. Ouch
I just need an opinion on something. I've used wd40 to clean and fix scratches on cds, with great results. Some preowns are like good as new now. The only problem is it attracts a bit of dust after a while that I have to wipe it again before playing one. I've read that wd40 shouldn't be used on polycarbonate because of hydrocarbons in the oil, they "break down" polycarbonates, and cds are made with polycarbonate plastic. I haven't found any real examples that this is the case and it just sounds like a theory. Has anyone had any experiences with this? I've read about skip doctors but they seem a bit overhyped for the cost.
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I love WD 40. Works for me to stop snoring 😂😂😂
I did my bed springs and the smell cured my sinuses....TRUE STORY
Don't use WD40 in your room or occasionally in the tool shed.
How about spraying ammo for storage?
It will ruin the primers in the ammo. I use silica packets.
I use it for my beyblades
Rub candle wax or ski wax on a wooden toboggan then wd40 flame it to melt wax into the toboggan fun. TRUE STORY 😀
Exactly true not to spray it on motorcycle chains, mine crumpled in few weeks after spray, the rubber parts went hard and broke
WD-40 has many great uses. BUT don't use it to lubricate your old grandfather clock. That will be disastrous to the clock
I use white lithium grease on mpst light stuff. I gave up the WD40 didnt really work for the stuff I was doing. I now use PB BLASTER
It does taste great on Tacos 🌮 👍
You used it on the headlight of the car.....
You missed one, DON’T put WD40 on fishing reels! lol
I still do it lol !
using wd-40 on plastic parts is very good. it makes the plastic bendable and it doesn´t crack. it makes the plastic softer so be aware how tight u tighten yous screws into it, you may strip...
Wd-40 and fishing...bad idea. Catch a fish, cook it, ingest chemicals....not good.