[QUOTE=Antinor01]
It rubs the WD-40 on it’s skin or else it gets the hose again.
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Put the WD-40 In the fucking basket!!! [/shriek] :mad:
[QUOTE=lieu]
Twice a year I’ll walk around the garage spraying everything in sight with it… garage door track wheels and hinges, car door hinges and locks, yard tools, the cat, door locks in the house, bicycle parts (along with Tri-Flow), saw blades, etc.
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If you are splashing around in an older vehicle with a distributor and points and stuff and such, it woks great when you get water in them parts.
I have 5 different types of grease and 6 different spray cans of lube and 4 d8ifferent oil weights + power steering fluid, Marvel Mystery Oil, and other stuff cause I try to use the best for the job. + it is cheap… Counts for a lot when spraying spiders… 
[QUOTE=NajaNivea]
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Ah yes. I missed that, embedded in the middle of the list, and now I’ve just collapsed at my desk.
[QUOTE=GargoyleWB]
I don’t think it kills them, but any hole or crack I’ve used it on is now spider-free.
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I have a horrible image in my head now that refuses to go away…
WD-40 isn’t the best at anything, but it’s a good general lubricant/cleaner. You generally won’t fuck anything up by spraying WD-40 on it.
It’s also good at killing wasps. My bedroom as a kid was overrun by wasps, and I was terrified of them. But I could kill them from a distance with the neat straw.