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Top Ten 1. Keep snow from building up on plow 2. Revive mowing decks that have been sitting 3. Free up seized engines 4. Cool off hot metal parts after heating 5. Prevent rust on tools/etc. 6. Keep truck doors from squeaking 7. Degrease engine/engine compartment 8. Revive old electric motors 9. Clean pipe wrenches 10. Removing stuck fasteners

My Top Ten Uses For WD-40 10. Lubricating squeaky hinges 9. lubricating model train whels 8. Cleaning rust off old tools 7. Lubricating grass sheers 6. Clean crayon marks 5. clean paint 4. wheel cleaner 3. protect new tools 2. clean adhesive residue off items 1. WD40 IS THE BEST HAND CLEANER OUT THERE!!!

Top 10 uses for WD-40 1. Lubricating squeaky doors. 2. Making sliding doors slide better. 3. Losening rusty bolts. 4. Removing rust. 5. Preventing Rust 6. Oiling old locks. 7. Cleaning old rusted keys. 8. Keeping squirrells from climbing the bird feeder. 9. Fuel for potato cannons. 10. Cleaning Coleman lanterns,

My Top 10 uses for WD-40: 1.Removing grease finger nails 2.Removing rust from keys 3.Removing gum from my carpet 4.Stopping annoying door creeks 5.Removing bugs from windshield 6.Preventing the windscreen from fogging 7.Protecting my outdoor ornament from the sun 8.Cleaning oil from the concrete car port 9.Keeping my locks in good working order 10.Keeping my door knobs working properly

I've only got one use to add. My mother-in-law uses WD-40 on her arthritic hands. I don't know how it works but it relieves her pain!

My Top 10 uses for WD-40: 1.Removing grease from my son's work shirts 2.Removing rust from keys 3.Removing gum from my cat's tail 4.Stopping annoying door creeks 5.Removing bluetac from carpet 6.Preventing the windscreen from fogging 7.Protecting my outdoor ornament from the sun 8.Cleaning oil from the concrete car port 9.Keeping my locks in good working order 10.Keeping my son's hands off my bedroom door knob!

MY TOP 10 USES FOR WD-40 1. remove labels & sticky residue from re-purposed jars & containers. 2. camping gear: clean & prevent rust during storage (stove, axe, lantern, etc.) 3. remove duct tape & airline stickers from band road cases. 4. remove price stickers from gifts that have non-porous surfaces. 5. clean/prevent rust on tools & art/craft supplies (x-acto blades, pliers, etc.) 6. lubricate stubborn zippers on luggage & sleeping bags. 7. clean & protect outdoor metal lamps & patio furniture. 8. spray inside sticky door locks. 9: lubricate squeeky door hinges. 10. loosen stubborn screws, nails, latches - just about anything that's stuck... & if you want to turn in up to 11: spray on bottom of sled to go at break-neck speed (just kidding - DON'T do this - you'll poke your eye out! =8-O

Bill - Calcium buildup on sprinkler heads... Good one!

1. Remove the sticky stuff from anything! 2. loosen nuts and bolts. 3. lubricate bicycle chains. 4. lubricate battery bolts prior to installation for easy removal. 5. Remove grass stains from sneakers. 6. Prevents calcium buildup on sprinkler heads. 7. Remove stuck-on grime from barbecue grills. 8. Remove squeaks from patio furniture. 9. Cleans and protects trailer hitch locking mechanism. 10.Remove crayon stains from walls, carpet and clothing.

Thanks! I guess there's a lot of ways to use WD-40.