If your metal furniture looks rusty, spray WD-40 on the corroded surface, and let it sit for 10 minutes before gently scrubbing it off using an abrasive scrubber.
Finish up by wiping a thin layer of the product along your furniture for added protection. Use WD-40 in a similar way for the removal of mildew from your furniture.
Start by cleaning any dust and muck off your furniture. Next, spray your furniture with WD-40 before rubbing the product into the plastic with a dry, clean cloth.
Garage doors, swinging patio chairs, sticky ladder mechanisms, and even wicker furniture can all benefit from WD-40. Make sure you clean the surface before spraying the product.
For the exterior of your grill, spray WD-40 all over the outside, let it sit for a few minutes, and then use a dry cloth to wipe the solvent and grime off.
Next, remove the grill’s stainless steel racks and spray them with WD-40. Let them sit for five minutes before scrubbing them with a wire brush — rewash them with hot, soapy water.
To tackle any seriously stuck-on sap or rust on your garden tools, soak the area with a layer of WD-40 before scrubbing them with a gentle abrasive sponge or brush.
Once the tools are clean, add a light wipe of the solution along the metal blades and into the hinges and joints of the tools to keep them in good shape while in storage.