Taking Care of Rust
Likely, the first thing that comes to mind when you see rusted tools is to throw them away. But hold on a sec! Consider reaching for the WD-40 before you toss your rusted-over tools or yank the rusted-over lock off of your garden shed door.
Taking Care Of Rust
When it comes to tools that appear to be beyond repair, you’d be surprised at how well WD-40 breaks down and removes rust. Its rust-prevention abilities, on the other hand, aren’t restricted to the shed. No, it can also be used to de-rust your kitchen knives and appliances!
Lubricating A Shovel
The arrival of spring has been signaled! It’s hard to think of a better time to start a home garden than right now. To be more specific, right now. You take your shovel outside and try to dig into the dirt with it. It doesn’t work. You realize how difficult the task at hand will be within seconds of starting it.
Lubricating A Shovel
Rather than breaking every bone in your back digging up the alarmingly solid dirt, use WD-40. Spray it on the blade of your shovel before you begin digging. By employing this technique, your shovel should have an easier time piercing the dirt, and once on your spade, it should roll right off.
