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Why? If it's a rebranded WD-40, why will that work? "unintentional destruction of innards" - can you give some examples? I've never had it destroy anything.
by nodata 15y ago
Why? If it's a rebranded WD-40, why will that work?
"unintentional destruction of innards" - can you give some examples? I've never had it destroy anything.
- Jimmie 15y agoDeoxit is different to WD40. Deoxit is a contact cleaner while WD40 is a lubricant. They work in nearly the same way but WD40 leaves residue which will build up over time while deoxit completely evaporates. WD40 will work but I wouldn't use it on anything I want to pass on to my children. I've also heard some second hand horror stories of WD40 penetrating old IC casings and destroying them but I can't confirm them myself.