WD-40 Handy Machine & Tool Lubricant Spray Can, 3 oz

I am 78 years old, was married to my wonderful husband for 59 years, and NEVER were we without a can of WD-40! I have now bought the handy 3oz. cans to use in the Christmas stockings for my age "20-something" grandchildren. I am wondering if there is an abbreviated printed list of uses available I could include in the stockings. Thank you.

A neighbor asked me how to order a new lock for his mailbox in our cluster mailbox. as his was continually being uncooperative. I gave him some suggestions but then thought about trying an application or two of WD-40, which I told him I'd try first. He followed my recommendation and saved himself a fair amount of time and money.

I have been using WD-40 for 40 years. I've always stayed with the original product and I keep a small can in my car(used to be cars) , my home, me shed and my garage. You never know when you will need it. It keeps my seals around my car doors supple, nothing dries out when I use it. When I worked as a rural letter carrier, I always used it on some of the sticky mailboxes so they would be easier to open and the customers thanked me for doing so. I even wipe a little on my car light lenses and the snow won't stick. Great stuff!.

Bought this to fix a sticky lock, but the straw wouldn't fit in the nozzle very well. After searching here I saw I wasn't the only one, but I needed to fix my lock situation. Ended up gently shaving one end down slightly with a pair of scissors and it ended up working. Might recommend that. If you shave a little too much just cut the tip and try again. Shouldn't have to do that though.

We just bought the small can, and couldn't get the straw to fit. After googling, I found this site and thought "Ah! Someone has posted a solution!" Nope, I'm just reading others who are having the same issue! It's a waste to just spray it haphazardly where I need it-- the straw is needed to really get into the nooks and crannies! Poorly designed.