WD-40® is a versatile all-purpose liquid renowned for its various applications in maintenance, cleaning, and protection. Here’s a summary of its key features and uses:

Functions: WD-40® serves five basic functions: cleaning, protecting, lubricating, penetrating, and displacing moisture. It effectively dissolves dirt, grease, and adhesives, protects metal surfaces from corrosion, lubricates moving parts, penetrates rust-to-metal bonds, and displaces moisture from electrical systems.

Composition: It is a mixture of chemical concentrates suspended in a high-grade petroleum distillate. The formula is designed not to affect fabrics, rubbers, or plastics, and it has a working temperature range between -100°F and +500°F.

Smart Straw Aerosol: WD-40® is supplied in a Smart Straw Aerosol, featuring a dual-action spray mechanism for precision spraying or covering wider areas. The permanently attached spray mechanism ensures convenience and prevents lost straws.

Unusual Uses: In addition to its primary functions, WD-40® has various unusual uses, including removing scuff marks, water marks on shower screens, and tea stains on worktops. It can also deter slugs, quiet squeaky hinges, remove chewing gum, and free stuck zippers.

In summary, WD-40® is a versatile and effective solution for a wide range of maintenance and cleaning tasks, offering convenience, reliability, and versatility in its applications.