17 (AMAZING) WD-40 & pool noodle hacks no one knows!

WD-40 & Pool Noodle Hacks: The Ultimate DIY Duo!
This video is your one-stop shop for clever hacks using two household heroes: WD-40 and pool noodles!
First, Missy from @sonatahomedesign shows you 14 amazing WD-40 hacks that will make your life easier. From cleaning stainless steel and removing price stickers to protecting your shower from limescale and keeping your silver sparkling, WD-40 has a surprising number of uses around the house. We'll even show you how to use it to clean your grill, garden tools, and even your windshield!
But wait, there's more! We'll then dive into the world of pool noodle hacks with Chas from @ChasCrazyCreations. Don't just save them for the pool! These versatile noodles can be transformed into useful household items. Learn how to create a DIY hose, a draft excluder to keep out the chill, and even a handy storage solution for your brooms and mops.
Get ready to be amazed by the power of these two simple tools!
WD-40 Hacks
0:00 1. Clean Stainless Steel
0:19 2. Remove Price Stickers
0:35 3. Clean BBQ Grill
0:56 4. Clean Plastic Planter
1:15 5. Clean Scissors
1:30 6. Protect Shower From Limescale
1:50 7. Protect Silver From Tarnish
2:08 8. Protect Shoes
2:15 9. Remove Crayon on Doorsor Tables
2:20 10. Clean Windshield
2:26 11. Remove Fingerprints
2:33 12. Clean Garden Tools
2:43 13. Fix a Squeaky Door
2:52 14. Bug Repellant
Read the full tutorial on Hometalk: www.hometalk.com/diy/clean/wd...
Pool Noodle Hacks
3:00 15. Pool Noodle Hose
4:16 16. Pool Noodle Draught Excluder
6:40 17. Broom & Mop Storage
Get more pool noodle hacks here: www.hometalk.com/diy/upcycle/...
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[@tinpottranch]

WD40 has strong chemical components. I would never dream of spraying it anywhere food is prepared , or where people can get trace elements on hands. This video is pretty careless in promoting non intended uses for it.

[@Followthechariot]

It's very toxic to breathe!

[@sandradanforth8524]

Look at the ingredients. Mostly fish oil 😊

[@Followthechariot]

I felt sick after I used it, so I looked it up and it said it was very toxic to breathe.

[@MyAltag]

My thoughts exactly. Spraying petroleum based products on your barbecue is plan stupid.

[@doricetimko5403]

I was immediately thinking the same. Wtf?

[@rachelcox9097]

Would not use it on anything that is in contact with food

[@bonriver9420]

I would never use WD40 on anything where food will come into contact with it. Who knows what chemicals are in that stuff.

[@suzhgp]

Exactly! I am thinking a great way to get cancer by using it on anything that you use to eat!

[@timhall4154]

On the WD40 Web site, the marketing pitch lists the ingredients as "secret," but the material safety data sheet (MSDS) indicates the following: 60 to 70 percent petroleum distillates, 15 to 25 percent base oil and 2 to 3 percent carbon dioxide.

[@mrs.b6719]

@timhall, so.... do you think that it's safe to use on the grill or the eating utensils? I'm being serious, because I don't know. Please help advise me. Thanks

[@timhall4154]

@@mrs.b6719 …My self ,,I would not …..i think it’s a high grade kerosene base …

[@gsdmom1194]

​@@mrs.b6719would you drink motor oil?

[@treasuretreereynolds1764]

I think using mineral oil might be better for some of these things. WD 40…not so much.

[@olganazario4247]

👍 true

[@artisticthoughtsbyelena]

I have not tried but I have seen some folks use WD-40 in their pour painting. When trying to acquire cells in their pour painting. It is a cell activator. I have seen many do that.

[@MntViolet]

Domyou have any idea of what health conditions you would create using this on food items, putting chemicals that clearly stated should NOT BE EATEN , I WOULDN'T sub to you if I was paid to do so

[@gsdmom1194]

I agree. My brother is a chemist. In 2016, he almost died from a super aggressive form of kidney cancer. It went from the size of a pea and in 2 weeks grew to the size of a softball. At work, they were studying a chemical, somehow he was exposed. That chemical is what is left over when you "char" or burn meat, hotdogs on gas or charcoal grills. You are only spraying the rack, not dismantling the grill and removing all of the debris from below that has now fallen, which will heat up and release toxins that cause cancer. You might want to do some research because who knows what combining the 2 chemicals will do.

[@donnaslove325]

Sorry but I don’t see how this is safe to use on a grill or other eating utensils that’s coming in coming in contact with food & ingesting it? I know it says let it dry & then wipe off excess, but there will still be residue. Can u please clarify if this is indeed safe to do?

[@thebastardgift]

I did not think about that until I read your comment which led me to question, if WD 40 residue is not removed from the grill then it becomes flammable.

[@allaboutmycats454]

Reading the can and ingredients list will probably tell u. I would not use this on food surfaces, nor would I use it without gloves.

[@piper5618]

Hot fire from grill will burn the off WD40 ingredients before food applied on above separate grill that was not cleaned with the product.

[@joycerenteria73]

Omg it's flammable and toxic if toddlers touch and put their fingers in the mouth also be sure to wash grill with soap and water afterwards

[@darlenegriffin4700]

NEVER use near FOOD. This is not a good idea!!!

[@tinawatson1690]

WD-40 is great to spray around the outside of windows and doors to keep spiders out.

[@MsFox2u]

Why would you clean the grill grates with WD-40 and then food will come into contact with that? If I could report this to the FDA or Health Department, I would.

[@hammondd2000]

Well you do that the I.Q in the states have dropped more than 15% since the 50's.. we are regressing as a population and this video is more proof!

[@cd-kd8mb]

Isyw...

[@lilmsmetal]

When I worked in retail selling white goods, we cleaned them with baby oil. Stainless steel comes up beautifully. WD 40 is not suitable for anything that comes in contact with food, neither is baby oil, but at least it is safe enough for babies skin!

[@america1403]

I use baby oil on all my stainless-steel appliances. I also use it to polish the water marks off the faucets. It makes them look new and shiny for a while.. It also repels water drops... Gotta do it about once per week tho. It only take a few drops

[@sr2291]

I fixed my patio screen door locking device that was stuck.

[@billbsnapshot220]

Hahahah the pool noodle stuck to the wall will not stay just with velcro. 😂 It probably fell off the wall right after you fil.ed this.

[@carolinaember]

100% Too heavy for those strips! 😅

[@america1403]

Plus, her walls had a lot of texture so it's even less sturdy... And then she hung the brooms and mop upside down.. Why would u want the head of your broom and mop showing way up high on the wall ... Idk, this whole video was weird!

[@IseetheGloryofKindom]

I use wd40 to clean outside of refrigerator and dishwasher and microwave but never inside and I spray on rag then wipe on.

[@chanahyk]

👎👎wd-40 is not kosher

[@MiamiMillionaire]

🤣👍

[@abracadabra2337]

spray some on your pancakes. tastes great.

[@olganazario4247]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@catherinemurphy873]

Thanks for the great ideas ❤

[@pjfoltz8810]

Spraying WD40 on your grill and just wiping it off means your food will have WD40 on it. Use water to rinse the grill plates after cleaning.

[@shirleyz7400]

Awesome tips! I see a few I could & will use. In fact I plan to use some of the bathroom tips, stuck on label, pool noddle tips. Have a great day! 👍🤓💚

[@MiamiMillionaire]

And in the next video we see the fascinating uses of another deadly chemical 😁

[@user-ug5jg1kx8f]

Quit with I’m going ahead.

[@borleyboo5613]

I hate it when they say, “I’m now going in with….” Or, “I’m going to come in with….”. Ugh!

[@america1403]

It drove me nuts every time i heard her say!!! I also can't stand when people say, (What I'm going to do is, I'm going to) Instead of just saying (Now I'm going to)

[@eteindien233]

👍👍👍😘

[@claudetteshinabery2540]

The smell

[@fondasarff9701]

They ought to make aftershave that aroma.

[@EdwiniceMeyer-ox4bk]

I hive up with WD 40 can't be around the stuff.

[@andygrenn680]

Does WD40 get rid of unwanted ear wax?

[@olganazario4247]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@bushbeachlifestyle6721]

Really?! Is it food safe????

[@america1403]

NOT AT ALL

[@OICUR12]

Ok, Hometalk. Get a grip!

[@CharityS-Minnesota]

For everyone watching this, please do not use WD-40 on any food preparation, surfaces, or utensils that are going in your mouth! Highly toxic! And if you have a little children, don’t use WD-40 to clean the outside of your refrigerator. They will touch it and stick their hands in their mouth! The whole WD-40 clips should’ve been deleted from this video!

[@andrewbaker504]

SARCASM!

[@america1403]

*What I'm going to do is, I'm going to go ahead* and throw away my can of Pam cooking spray and replace it with a can of WD40.

[@RoseBud-fk4qg]

Mmmm wd40 food not

[@CharityS-Minnesota]

I did report the video! WD-40 clips most should’ve been deleted from this video

[@TheTruthIsUncomfortable]

Wow. If we are not smart enough to decide for ourselves, we have you reporting.

[@thebastardgift]

Reading the comments clearly people can make up their own minds but reporting a video on Hometalk, certainly your right, but jeeez...

[@CharityS-Minnesota]

@@TheTruthIsUncomfortable the problem is some people aren’t smart enough and then could end up poisoning their kids! If adults want to do it, find a dandy they can poison themselves, but if they have any children that are going to be eating off the utensils or grill or touching the refrigerator. That’s full of WD-40 then yeah I report it. Because some people just aren’t flipping smart.

[@traceymoock8790]

There are so many better and safer options for most every task this woman did! I feel bad for her family that she is apparently unknowingly poisoning.

[@maryfolks9368]

Come on guys wd 40 on a refrigerator, this isn't smart for any human being to put where they are touching food. Especially since my almost 2 yr old grandson knows how to open his frig at his home with his parents 🤨. Thank God my daughter is smart enough to know better

[@annehoy9224]

Why repeat repeat repeat the video!!!!!!!!

[@debbiemihalacki2072]

I think this product is a carcinogen.

[@KismetTarot1]

Fools were eating tide pods before i believe.... Hope people dont start making wd40 burgers.... lol not really funny but ya just don't know these days... 🤔🤦🏼‍♀️

[@neilmac1123]

Really stupid ideas