Hand sanitizer removes any kind of sticker, price stickers, gummy residue, etc. It also will make food color disappear from hands when combined with hand soap.
WD-40 is great. I have been using it with removing glue from stickers on every thing from books (shiny covers only) to furniture. I follow it with rubbing alcohol to clean off the grease. However, do NOT use rubbing alcohol on any paint. Rubbing alcohol will REMOVE the paint or, at minimum, de-gloss it. Instead, use soap and water on the walls and doors to get the greasy residue off. Recently, i used coconut oil, instead and it worked just as well. But i haven't tried either on clothes. WD-40 is awesome on all squeaky hinges.
Very versatile tool to have around the house. It's almost sinful not to have WD40 in your home. I recommend a can under the kitchen sink, basement, car and garage. There are similar Brands that will do the same thing. Thanks once again for another great video well worth sharing. 😎
yes it would smell up your cloths and the washer and possibly the dryer too . You have to be careful because it is toxic , my husband is allergic to it. So if you get it in your washer and wash your baby’s cloths it could be harmful to their skin . Be careful ✌️☺️
Exactly. She's insane ,. She clearly has not experienced the toxic effects , and she's using it with no gloves. It's seeping into her body through her skin.. seriously , this is how you lose organ function. Primarily your thyroid. Then you are screwed
There are health warnings about WD-40 - The warnings, on the WD40 aerosol can, clearly state that it must be used in a ventilated area, and that breathing or inhaling the fumes directly could be harmful or fatal. I would be careful about using this product.
The reason they say inhaling the fumes directly could be harmful or fatal because people are using it to get high by "huffing". If you notice when you buy it they check ID because now you have to be 18 to buy it because it is being misused. I have asthma and have been using WD40 for years to clean with and lubricate mechanical objects and have never had an issue.
No just breathing it in regular is harmful. These companies have literally convinced ppl these products are not harmful to humans. But oh , they are .. you wonder why ppl end up sick .. from " harmless" chemicals
Since WD40 is made of petroleum is it safe to launder in washer & dryer??????? My washer & dryer have warning labels relative to NEVER use in either appliance, as it is combustible.
If you are only using it on small spots there shouldn't be a problem. The baking soda absorbs most of it. If your husband is mechanic and gets oil all over their clothes, this probably wouldn't be the best method anyway.
Heck, I have WD-40 in my vehicle as well! I love that stuff!
Hand sanitizer removes any kind of sticker, price stickers, gummy residue, etc.
It also will make food color disappear from hands when combined with hand soap.
WD-40 is great. I have been using it with removing glue from stickers on every thing from books (shiny covers only) to furniture. I follow it with rubbing alcohol to clean off the grease. However, do NOT use rubbing alcohol on any paint. Rubbing alcohol will REMOVE the paint or, at minimum, de-gloss it. Instead, use soap and water on the walls and doors to get the greasy residue off. Recently, i used coconut oil, instead and it worked just as well. But i haven't tried either on clothes.
WD-40 is awesome on all squeaky hinges.
Very versatile tool to have around the house. It's almost sinful not to have WD40 in your home. I recommend a can under the kitchen sink, basement, car and garage. There are similar Brands that will do the same thing. Thanks once again for another great video well worth sharing. 😎
I just use liquid dish detergent, or a laundry additive, to remove the WD 40. Just rub it into the WD 40 once the original stain has broken up.
It also works in doorknob keyholes if the key doesn’t go in easily.
yes it would smell up your cloths and the washer and possibly the dryer too . You have to be careful because it is toxic , my husband is
allergic to it. So if you get it in your washer and wash your baby’s cloths it could be harmful to their skin . Be careful ✌️☺️
Exactly. She's insane ,. She clearly has not experienced the toxic effects , and she's using it with no gloves. It's seeping into her body through her skin.. seriously , this is how you lose organ function. Primarily your thyroid. Then you are screwed
Wd 40 my grandma told me about this one tricks for winter 🥶 time to get in your car
I just read about spraying it on your eves and around windows to keep the bugs out in Fl!
Why wouldn't you try the Dawn first? It's a degreaser on it's own.
It doesn't work. I have tried it on many oil stains on my clothes and the stain remains.
@@Magnabonum it's always worked for me. Sometimes it took more then once. Even took out mustard stain on fav shirt.
There are health warnings about WD-40 - The warnings, on the WD40 aerosol can, clearly state that it must be used in a ventilated area, and that breathing or inhaling the fumes directly could be harmful or fatal. I would be careful about using this product.
The reason they say inhaling the fumes directly could be harmful or fatal because people are using it to get high by "huffing". If you notice when you buy it they check ID because now you have to be 18 to buy it because it is being misused. I have asthma and have been using WD40 for years to clean with and lubricate mechanical objects and have never had an issue.
No just breathing it in regular is harmful. These companies have literally convinced ppl these products are not harmful to humans. But oh , they are .. you wonder why ppl end up sick .. from " harmless" chemicals
Thank you!
Since WD40 is made of petroleum is it safe to launder in washer & dryer??????? My washer & dryer have warning labels relative to NEVER use in either appliance, as it is combustible.
I'm gonna try to clean top of range hood that is sticky
How do you remove dried paint off carpet?
If it’s a water based paint, try nail polish remover
I use goo gone for removing oils and grease.
Doesit work on old stains
Does it work on pen to
Does the WD40 work on old oil stains on clothes?
Pure lestoil work best for oil On clothes. No need to scrub
Awesome
Wd40 will stink for months in clothes
Wow. I have used WD40 on clothes & have never had a problem with it stinking up my clothes, washer or dryer.
If you are only using it on small spots there shouldn't be a problem. The baking soda absorbs most of it. If your husband is mechanic and gets oil all over their clothes, this probably wouldn't be the best method anyway.
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Do you have any idea how poisonous that is??? You should not have that on so many surfaces. 🥴🥴
It’s been around forever. I use it for many things. I’m ok.
There are many less expensive products to use. And btw my Mom taught me this stuff when I was ten. You video your hand too much and it's distracting.
Hi, how do you remove the actual WD-40 oil stain from your clothes?