Tech & Auto
These Genius Hacks Will Change The Way You Think Of WD-40
By JOE HINDY
Tools
Spray your lawnmower blades before you mow the grass, and you'll find that you won’t get lawn clipping building up on them.
This also works for shears and clippers that might have debris build-up. Making cleanup easier, it'll also help prevent staining, corrosion, and other wear.
Unstick LEGO
Unsticking LEGO blocks is another well-known use for WD-40. Anyone who's played or built with LEGOs knows how this happens and it's impossible to get them apart.
According to the company, you use the straw attachment to shoot some WD-40 into the crack between the two blocks to work in some of the liquid and they should easily pry apart.
Baseball Gloves
This method involves spraying the entire outside of a baseball glove so that it's thoroughly covered, then wrap it in rubber bands and leave it overnight.
Only leave it for one night, and the new glove stiffness should wear down a bit. After that, play with it like the pros do so that it forms better on your hands.
Unstick Zippers
Hoodies, jackets, luggage, pants, dresses, and essentially any other item that has a stuck zipper can benefit from a little spritz of WD-40 to untangle it.
Crayon Marks
To remove a colorful mosaic of childhood artwork on your walls, spray the Crayon marks, wait a few minutes, and then wipe them off.