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WD-40: 7 Crazy Ways to Use WD40 - Winter Miracle or Your Personal Superhero?

Where you can use WD-40 in winter!

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Winter is here. Snow, cold and ice bring idyllic views... and an army of everyday problems. Are you ready to battle frozen locks, squeaky doors and desperate morning ice sculptures on your car? Enter WD-40, your silent superhero who doesn't have a cape but can solve almost anything (except your love problems - he's still working on that).

Winter is the time of warm blankets, fragrant teas and... merciless war with the cold. You read that right – war. While you imagine romantic walks through the snowy landscape, your car refuses to cooperate. The lock is frozen, the windows are icier than your ex, and the snow on the shovel sticks as stubbornly as your cat to the couch when you go to the vet. But this is where WD-40 enters the scene - this miracle in a can. He's like the MacGyver of sprays, who has neither a pocket knife nor chewing gum, but still solves almost everything. So let's get started - snow and cold, get ready for defeat!

1. Locks - Winter freezes them, WD-40 saves them!

Imagine this: you're trying to unlock your car in the middle of a blizzard, but the lock is icier than Elsa from Frozen. WD-40 it doesn't sing "Let it go!", but it will quickly melt the ice and open the door for you - literally. Applying it to the lock in advance will keep it frost-resistant. The locks will thank you, and your neighbors will no longer listen to your whining.

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2. Car windows: Ice paintings are for artists, not drivers

Glasses frozen to perfection are beautiful - until you try to clean them with a bill from your wallet because you forgot the scraper. WD-40 is here to save the day! Spray it on the side windows (we don't recommend the windshield unless you want a foggy view of the world) and the ice just won't stick. You have more time for coffee and less time for physical exercises with an ice scraper.

3. Snow shovels: Effortless shoveling? Almost.

Snow on a shovel is like a nasty neighbor - it won't go away and it won't go away. WD-40 creates a surface on the shovel that doesn't give the snow a chance. The result? Throwing becomes at least a shade less excruciating. And hey, if the neighbor is jealous, get your own spray.

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4. Tool: Moisture? What humidity?

Your tools are in the garage in the winter, where the humidity presses in like a mother-in-law at the holidays. Apply WD-40 and create an invisible shield against rust. What do you get? A tool that won't let you down - unlike your friends who lose their car keys when a blizzard hits you.

5. Creaking door: End of winter concerts

A door that creaks every time you open it? It's like living in a horror movie. WD-40 is the solution that returns your home to silence and saves the nerves of your roommates. Even the cold door will work again as smoothly as you imagined when you bought the house.

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6. Sports equipment: Skis with better glide?

WD-40 isn't just for service — it's for fun, too. Skis, sleds or even skates can coated for better gliding. And who knows, maybe you'll excuse yourself for going too fast when the first fall on the toboggan run is inevitable.

7. Shoes and clothing: Keep the snow out!

If you don't like wet feet or snow sticking to your pants, try WD-40. Spray it lightly on your shoes and winter clothes to repel moisture. Just don't overdo it - WD-40 can protect you from snow, but not from the surprised looks of passers-by.


Conclusion: WD-40 is winter a miracle in a can – your savior, your partner in the fight against the elements. And while it doesn't solve global warming, it at least helps you get through the winter without unnecessary worries. One can, countless solutions. Why make life complicated in winter when it can be so simple?

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