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Agree fundamentally WD-40 is a cleaner, but it does offer some lubricant outcomes.
by nodesocket 8mo ago
Agree fundamentally WD-40 is a cleaner, but it does offer some lubricant outcomes.
- CamperBob2 8mo agoYep, there are lubricants listed in the ingredients, but the stuff it actually leaves behind when the volatiles are gone is mostly good at displacing water (as the article points out.) Very little in the way of friction reduction. It also makes a superb bug killer, especially in combination with a barbecue lighter.
- nodesocket 8mo agoInteresting use case. lol. I use it to remove sticker residue from the insufferable companies that use stickers on their products attached with super-glue like adhesive.
- pirates 8mo agoDoes it work better than something like Goo-Gone?
- bigstrat2003 8mo agoI hate that. In particular, there is a special place in hell reserved for businesses which put those stickers on books. It's almost impossible to get some of those stickers off without leaving residue or harming the paper.
- mindslight 8mo agoUsing the sticker itself, along with some patience, usually does the trick. But yes, every time I bump into the worst offenders I always feel tempted to just keep sending their product back as damaged until I get a sticker that comes off clean.