WD-40 is a great product with thousands of uses. The full ingredients are kept a secret but we do know it definitely contains fish oil. WD-40 was originally designed by chemists for the aerospace industry.  The WD stands for water displacement and the 40 stands for the 40^th attempt at making the product.

Surface Master have made a small list of interesting uses for this amazing product:

• Removes play-dough from hair

• Loosens rusty security gate hinges

• Protects chains from getting rusty

• Drives moisture from antenna connectors

• Cleans and protects CB radio antennas

• Loosens stuck keys on TV remote control

• Lubricates wheel bearings and spindles

• Cleans rusty doorknobs

• Quiets squeaks on baby strollers

• Lubricates joints and screws

• Lubricates ankle bracelets

• Softens stiff leather sandals

• Removes scum from bottom of drinking glasses.

• Removes paint from shoes

• Keeps paint from sticking to glass

• Removes duct tape

• Cleans and protects copper pots

• Helps hone stones

• Use can to prop open windows

• Lubricates bicycle shocks

• Removes grass stains from sneakers

• Loosens caked-on food from stove

• Keeps missile silo doors swinging freely

• Cleans electrical contacts on slot racing cars

• Lubricates gas cap locks and levers

• Spray on trailer hitch to prevent squeaks while towing

• Buff out scuff marks on bumpers

• Cleans remote controls

• Unclogs shower heads

• Keeps clay from sticking to shovels