Wd-40 Lubricant, 1 Gallon

We use WD40 by the gallon around our house. It's a great general lube and penetrant, but its an exceptional cleaner and degreaser too. We keep a bottle in the kitchen to handle that funky stove top grease most kitchen specific cleaners can't touch. We love this stuff.

I grew up around WD-40. My parents used it for many things. It great for typical and practical hardware related uses. But I discovered by an accident that it also deters insects. So every since my discovery years ago I spray a little around the window sills and the door of my garage. and it keeps the insect population at bay.

Within a few weeks, the metal on the outside of the 1 gallon can began to rust in my workshop. I carefully control the humidity and temperature - but for some bizarre reason, the company that has a mission of lubricating and preventing rust uses the most rust-susceptible metal I have ever seen. I strongly recommend transferring the contents to a plastic 1 gallon jug or covering the WD-40 metal can with WD-40. Cobbler's children have no shoes.

When anything gets stuck such as locks, catches, bolts, Nuts and bolts etc. wet or not working, even plastic bits, and WD-40 can be used, I always reach for the can. A few sprays and usually things get moving again. Especially good for protecting outdoor electrical kit . e.g. trailer and tow-bar electrics

I've used just about every product that you sell. You've never let me down. I've even put it on sore joints and knuckles. The one thing that you don't make, and I think it would make millions for you is a cologne. I'm first in line to try it.