I didn’t know this!

Inside the home, WD-40 continues to prove its worth. From keeping window tracks smooth to ensuring that drawer slides operate effortlessly, WD-40 is a reliable household lubricant. During winter, when windows and doors are more likely to stick due to temperature changes, a quick spray of WD-40 can make all the difference. My nana uses it to keep everything in her home running smoothly, regardless of the season.

While WD-40 is incredibly useful, it’s important to use it safely. It is flammable, so it should be kept away from open flames and used in well-ventilated areas. Additionally, while it is excellent for many tasks, it is not a substitute for specialized lubricants in certain applications, such as bicycle chains or certain machinery. My nana always reads the label and follows the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure safe and effective use.

My nana’s practice of stocking up on WD-40 each winter might seem unconventional, but it is undeniably practical. From protecting against rust to ensuring that locks and hinges function smoothly, WD-40 addresses a variety of winter-specific challenges. By embracing this versatile product, she is well-prepared to face whatever the winter months may bring. Perhaps it’s time we all take a page from her book and consider WD-40 as an essential part of our winter preparedness strategy.