8 WD40 Hacks that will BLOW YOUR MIND & MAKE LIFE EASIER!!! | Andrea Jean

[@AndreaJean]

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[@moladhdodhia164]

I sure thank you,cant wait to try it on the car windows here in all this snow in Chicago,my husband used Liquid Wrench on the snowblower that was rusted up,I need to adjust the basketball net height that is rusted and wont budge,even after using Liquid Wrench.

[@tessaleanlewis4980]

@@moladhdodhia164 ‐+

[@selenagarrett3095]

Apply a little baby powder to what's left of the color. Reapply after each vacuuming. Thanks for all the wonderful hints and tips!

[@valarietyrell8030]

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[@Dragonflyy826]

@@moladhdodhia164 Okkk.... I'm from Midwest too, right beside you in Indiana.... But I've heard of, of course WD-40, And even Liquid Nail- but Liquid Wrench?? Never heard of that one at all! Whats the difference??? Got me curious now! 😉

[@mrsangelleah1981]

I LOVE how her voice isnt so high pitch and hyper on this video. She sounds normal. I love her videos. I watch them all the time but sometimes I have to switch to something else. I understand why she does this and a lot of people do, but this video is so much more calming and peaceful to me. I enjoyed it. Great hacks!

[@DTReach-oh5xi]

💙

[@delboyinoz1]

It’s also supposed to get rid of mice, I tried it unfortunately it didn’t work but it stopped them squeaking.

[@marvinwells5007]

🤣

[@cricketcricket9749]

😅

[@alro7892]

😂

[@jintyc9133]

🥳

[@mamacitabambi3558]

Lmbo!!! Cute response!

[@rodbutler8069]

WD40 is great for removing labels off prescription containers before discarding them. Let sit for a few minutes and peel right off.

[@riceflowershea8748]

OMG THANK YOU!! That is something I struggle with monthly. Great tip! 👍🏻

[@zollo9623]

Oh I like this tip!🙌

[@ChildrenoftheCorny]

Also run it under warm water for 20 seconds and rub it off with your thumb. At least in Canada the labels don't have a plastic coating over top, protecting the info so it can easily be scrapped off in that manner.

[@elaineteut9579]

Goof off is good for that too.

[@monopinion8799]

Just remember to recycle the container.

[@Bobrogers99]

Back in the days of dot-matrix printers, spraying the ribbons with WD40 would revitalize an old ribbon and you could get months more out of it! I would do this in my school's computer lab every school vacation and we saved lots of money that way.

[@peacelovingperson2539]

Bob, you're giving away your age!! Unfortunately I used to use them too! 🤣🤣

[@catherinelucas9734]

Good to know

[@catherinelucas9734]

Old. But can print out a. Banner can't do that on anything else not really even today, so us ok people purty smart..

[@elaineteut9579]

This is a real different use but WD 40 is good for cleaning the moss off head stones. We use it to clean our military monument at our cemetery.

[@thelmadailey3160]

Like to try to find something to get the green off of copper headstones I was told to use peroxide but that doesn't work how do I get to my little girl's grave once twice two year she's buried in our hometown in Joplin Missouri and I now live in Pleasant Hill Missouri I try my best to get there because my mommy is down there too didn't know at that time that I would be divorcing their daddy

[@ilovenoodles7483]

@@thelmadailey3160 Condolences. God bless you.

[@melissalawsonAKAchellree]

@@thelmadailey3160 I use sno bowl toilet cleaner on brass. IDK about copper?

[@thelmadailey3160]

Thanks anyway God Bless you

[@thelmadailey3160]

Thanks Elaine 🙏 to you and yours

[@robertgonzales9541]

I take it those people leaving negative comments didn't listen to you in the beginning about the toilet cleaning you said use on "stubborn stains" NOT use it all the time! Geez pay attention folks she's trying to give you some helpful tips not preaching to you to do it her way! Thank you Andrea ❤

[@julietchandler9925]

Hi Andrea. I love watching your hacks. Did you every try baking soda and white vinegar. I cleaned a couch with it and it works. Ingredients were Dawn, baking soda, vinegar, Downey fabric softener for fragrance. I believe that was all of it. Thanks for your continued tips.

[@valerievalerie4366]

You can use furniture spray for most of these especially pleated curtain tracks, shower curtain tracks. Glides forever. Also in the UK 🇬🇧 We have something called Viyakal which is a perfect degreaser, limescale remover and uber polisher all in one. And prob cheaper than wd40

[@chemlung5368]

Wiping gutters and down spouts outside painted surface makes them look brand new. Great hack I learned from a house flipper. Brightens the white trim as well

[@ikongchin3088]

U did not say with what??

[@NguyenVinhHang]

Thanks Andrea, I used the WS-40 on my son’s months old sticky resin spots pj pants and they came out 😁. Happy Valentine’s Day, stay warm! 💌🌹

[@keithbates598]

A very good tip, WD 40 to spray on the windows of the car. It had taken us 45min to defrost the windows of the car. We are here right now in OKC freezing 🥶 here! Thanks Andrea. Joan Bates

[@sassyboy8979]

I feel for you, my oldest son lives in Texas. Stay warm!

[@lisajenson1982]

Chris Fix on You Tube made a video and shaving cream worked better on car windows

[@darinsmith9468]

WD-40 and a microfiber cloth is hands-down the best way to clean stainless appliances. Works better than any "stainless cleaner" I've ever tried.

[@MsChaCha-45]

To Darin Smith ••• THANK YOU for your comment re: WD40 on STAINLESS STEEL appliances. Really, I’m totally NOT a fan of Stainless Steel appliances but they came with the house 🏠.

[@kendrahutto1053]

I disagree. The smell of WD-40 is long lasting and stinks! Try a microfiber towel and orange oil, smell great removes finger prints, smudges all marks on stainless.

[@thepcal9654]

@@MsChaCha-45 windex works great on stainless steel and smells better than WD 40, plus it’s not flammable.

[@jacklyndlask-hickman734]

I’ve used nail polish remover for stains like this and it has worked wonders!

[@karentoepfer5354]

The hard water stains or deposits in the toilet?

[@tashablue]

@@karentoepfer5354 sure she means the carpet...

[@lakewrites]

Mineral spirits if the stain is paint.

[@iPicti]

For the blue carpet stain, try citric acid and dish soap! I learned this trick for removing temporary hair dyes, it works better than anything else I’ve tried.

[@anascarlet]

Acid would neutralize dish soap... because soaps are a base

[@iPicti]

@@anascarlet I don’t know the science, I just know it works!

[@amylewis7563]

Wax paper also works well on closet and shower rods. Old retail trick to make the hangars glide easily on the rack. That way u avoid the WD40 smell. 😉😉

[@richb1576]

A better idea than using old wax candles.

[@thelmadailey3160]

You're so right on the last half who wants a smelly closet bad enough sometimes they seem stuffy every now and then I'll put dryer sheets tape from to the shelves love the lavender smell

[@thelmadailey3160]

That takes too long baby a piece of ice would do better that's what I do with my clothes if I should get gum on them or I put them in the freezer that way I can just pick it off

[@Rochester_NY]

Definitely going to use it on my car windows too, great idea! WD40 works awesome on hardwood scuff marks and fingerprints on stainless steel.

[@lauraspleen6046]

Lemon oil on a rag also cleans closet and shower curtain rods to make the hangers and curtain slide with glide, and smells better

[@edwardsims4225]

Also great for stainless steel GE fridge and freezers and stove's I stock the W so I don't run out. Great for apt move cleaning also.

[@nellgrill3845]

Wd-40 also removes: Bumper stickers,. Store price tags,. Thoroughly soak what u need to remove,. Peels off easy!!

[@tinadickerson4322]

Ty for those tips. ♡

[@metrork1]

I use turtle wax rubbing compound to clean my head light lenses, does a great job.

[@peacelovingperson2539]

I love the WD40 hacks and use them often but there are 2 things I've found it won't work on. Permanent ink on you fabric or mold on my sons favorite tshirt that he put in a plastic grocery bag because it was wet from getting pushed in the lake and shoved it under his bed for almost a year. My friend was visiting when I found the tshirt. She saturated a moldy spot on the shirt with cheap dollar tree hair spray and then scrubbed it by rubbing the spot against each other with her hands and it took it right out. I did the rest of the shirt then threw it in the washer and dryer and It looked good as new! (It was a bright yellow Tshirt)

[@pamelalever4678]

With your carpet stain I suggest you try a few drops of eucalyptus oil in a 1/4 cup of water with a few drops of dishwashing detergent... spray on & leave for a few minutes. I've used it & it's been successful in getting a stain out of my carpet. Not sure what the stain was... it was too long ago to recall.

[@anniewardlow9297]

Hi there! I'm new to the channel but not to hacks. I use Oxi-Clean ($1.00 Tree version) & put a scoop of that into an empty Dawn bottle & fill it with hot water & shake it well. Let it sit for 10-15 minutes & shake it up again to make sure you have everything mixed together. Then I get 3 rags & 2 of them I get wet. First I squirt the Oxi-Clean liquid on the stain & gently scrub it around. Then I use the other wet rag to rinse it & the 3rd rag is used to pat out any extra liquid left behind. I use this for everything from ring around the collar, dirty sleeves, stains on clothes & the method for cleaning up spots on the carpet. My carpet is about the same color as yours & have never tried it on a colored carpet so I would try a test area in a closet before using on the stain. I have used this on colored clothes & to presoak nasty whites. This stuff does work & good luck 🤞!

[@1105pitbull]

Folex stain remover and carpet cleaner might help as well. Great for getting "red" things out of fabric.

[@rickjones2022]

It cleans your faded headlights and removes paint scratches on your car too.

paint scratches, interesting

[@trikkinikki13]

NEVER polish your car with WD40! It will destroy the polish on your car!

[@metrork1]

Turtle wax rubbing compound heavy duty cleaner is the best to use on your plastic headlights on your car. You be amazed.

[@125sloth]

Yes, but you will be back cleaning those headlights again eventually, it is only a temporary fix, but can last a long time. Headlight lenses fade due to the protective coating being removed due to lack of proper cleaning. Once they fade the only permanent fix is new lenses or whole new lights. Or just keep on with the WD 40.

[@metrork1]

@@125sloth Turtle wax rubbing compound does a great job cleaning those headlights

[@susancarleton6407]

Thank you! I needed all these ideas! I'm going to try them immediately!

[@shenmisheshou7002]

PLEASE don't use it in your toilet or your sinks. This will put oil into the water supply and a gallon of oil can contaminate one million gallons of water. It is one of the worst Ideas I have ever seen unless you don't mind the fact that someone could be drinking water that you poisoned, or that algae blooms that kill wildlife are OK with you. PLEASE don't allow any oil products to get into the water supply.

[@alwaysthinking9713]

WD40 should not be used if you have a septic tank...not for toilet, not drain cover or shower handles etc..nothing that you have to rinse or wash off that will go down pipes into septic tank. Thank you for other uses though!!

[@arnoldberk7686]

I use we 40 on my shower door tracks. It does an Amazing quick and great job on removing soap scum and sediment.

[@loiscashner6567]

I use it for shower doors too, it dissolves soap scum like magic and takes care of streaks on the glass door too. Don’t spray to much.

[@LGAussie]

Some fantastic advice back. A very expensive professional rug and carpet cleaner on yt showed how simple windex or even the Dollar Tree version will take out any stain. Always blot as u go along too, it does help, but he said he charges so much money, and merely uses windex. It may take him time and several tries, but he gets it out.

[@Emajin77]

I have installed a force-field over my property using WD40 and whenever it rains, it automatically turns on. It keeps my house, front lawn, and back yard completely dry. Even my mailbox is dry and has never been more shiny! Thank you for your hackety hack!

[@hulksmash5569]

Stupid!😆

[@VWilt-so3ws]

HaHa lol to funny,

[@jacklandis9489]

Hackety hacks are DA BOMB, am i right?

[@ItCantRainForever2]

Lmao

[@zollo9623]

I really appreciate your ideas! The entire time you are cleaning? I am admiring your wedding rings especially that diamond 💍! I worked in a Dealership reconditioning cars. Rain-X on car windows is amazing for ice/ snow removal made really easier & it repels water & it keeps your wipers from squeaking. I lived 900 miles from home & every time I came home (about 3 -4 months) my mom would beg me to put on her car because she appreciated what it did for her windows! Got birds crapping on your car windows? Using Rain-X every 3-4 months also helps bird crap come off easily! Warning ⚠️ : Do Not put Rain-X on your car paint! Last but Not least “Goo-gone” is great from removing some stains (blood & peanut butter) in car upholstery (I had kids in their car seats). I used it to tackle grease spots carried in on your shoe & soiling your car mats/ carpet. Goo-Gone is great stuff because it comes in an orange or tangerine fragrance. It works great in small spaces like cars. It smells great!

[@VWilt-so3ws]

Teach her to do this herself, instead of you doing it for her. Be the best son ever

[@MK98-n1k]

My dog played with the putty that I had bought to develop more strength in my hands-she got it all over the carpet. I read the using WD-40 on the putty and then following it up with a little carpet cleaner helped. Since the carpet was ruined with the putty, I had nothing to lose, and the WD-40 got up the putty!

[@valeriehaertl9218]

WD-40 or vaseline are great for car door gaskets too. As a Wisconsinite I always treat my car doors before winter.

[@yvonnebaur4485]

If you don't like the smell, or the cost of wd40, you can use lemon fresh wood furniture sprays for most of these uses.

[@corysmama1]

I purchased from Bed Bath & Beyond a product called: Folex Professional Carpet Spot Remover. I spilled Iodine on a light carpet, which was on the carpet for a week. It took only a few minutes to remove the stain. This stuff is amazing. Well worth the money.

[@marykh59]

I use Folex on my upholstery, too! Works amazingly!

[@BobMinelli]

Hello Wisconsin Neighbor! This video is GREAT. WD40 stuff? Right up my alley. TY! I myself used it also on my windshield wipers. A hefty amount of WD40, wipe and wallah!

[@mariadelpilarsatizabal1099]

You need to trim those fibers go to a spot on your carpet that you can’t see like under a sofa or a hutch. Trim some fibers from that area and glue them to the area that had the blue spots.

[@jeannedigennaro6484]

Genius!

[@Rascalanne98]

Most apartment complexes do this for burn marks in carpeting to hide the mark. They also charge the old tenant for new carpeting. It's always a great idea to ask for the carpet scraps left over after having new carpet installed.

[@aminakishk6571]

My area stain or paint of acrylic is too large like the size of 1&a half pieces of bread….I can’t find hidden carpet pieces cut off for to glue it onto the hideous sight … I would need a whole cup and a half of fiber of carpet to hide that mess….

[@revolutionunderground]

@@Rascalanne98 Always hold deceptive landlords and anyone else accountable. Never pay for anything they cannot prove. Never pay for services not received, such as late cancellation "fees", such as at doctor offices. They are a scam

[@kiki1965]

Finally hack(s) I can actually use! I'm a going to try the rug stain hack for permanent hair color that splashed on rug when the applicator bottle fell in it. Thank a bunch!!! 😃

[@AndreaJean]

Have fun!

[@delaineniesley6416]

The teal stain may be the backing of your carpet bleeding through. Strong solvents or chemicals used or spilled on your carpet will cause it. We had to have our carpet backing dyes removed professionally because I had used disinfectants where the puppy had accidents and the color bled through the first time I had it cleaned.

[@DHen-ye2iv]

My old Grandfather used to put it on his neck to take the “ cricks” out. For real! Lived to 96

[@PurrsMom]

Mine used it on his knees.

[@riceflowershea8748]

😳😬

[@phina8392]

Apparently it has fish oil in it

[@riceflowershea8748]

@@phina8392 NO, there is no fish oil in WD40. That’s an old urban legend. Look it up, you’ll see the ingredients in it, also you’ll see where it states that there is no fish oil in it, and that it has never had fish oil in it. Supposedly some people have said that they would put WD40 on their fish hook and that they would catch a lot of fish, but that also an urban legend.

[@WallaceHumperdink]

The SDS sheet would say otherwise 🤫

[@harrykammoun9260]

If you need to remove adhesives or stickers you don’t need to use any chemicals. Most people already own a hair dryer, just point the hair dryer on the label you need to remove and once the adhesive gel underneath is melting you can peel off whatever it is.

[@riemmagarback]

Great video! My son says "WD40 I put that sh*t on everything!" 😆

[@simplemagic4u]

🤣good one

[@joexg50]

One more use is if you have squeaking windshield wipers, get a old cloth spray it lightly with WD40 and wipe the wipers. Squeak will begone.

[@sassyboy8979]

Oh thank you! It's been raining lately and my squeaky wipers are driving me nutso!

[@joexg50]

@@sassyboy8979 rub a little WD40 on the rubber part of your wipers,, Thank You

[@jodyslater6969]

My wipers drive me crazy doing that!! Thank you

[@greekveteran2715]

Along with the rubber of the windshields. WD 40 is a rust remover, not a lubrication oil. It can damage, rubber or small parts inside mechanisms, like locks, that many people use it for. That's because not everybody is a Chemist. I repeat, WD 40 eats rust, it's not a lubricant.

[@6time686]

Or you can just buy new ones....

[@jleetxgirl]

So helpful! I must get a new can, I’ll have it used up in a week! Thanks for all these ideas!👏🏻

[@Brian-s3m]

now THAT"S a wedding ring :O

[@Alicia-pv4px]

Andrea if you still have that carpet stain, which I think looks like some kind of ink, I have a weird solution you have to try! Spray hair spray on it and wait a few minutes for it to sink in then try blotting with a clean, damp cloth.. I use it on all my kids clothes for pen/ texta ink stains a few min b4 throing in washing machine and it's fantastic!

[@karenroy9045]

Hair spray works excellent on ink. Having a desk job, I accidentally get pen on my shirts. Spray a little hair spray on the ink and wash. Works great.

[@cheryladams8675]

90% alcohol gets out marker and nicotine and other hard stains

[@lovejesus1393]

Have you tried OxiClean on your blue rug stain? Put a paste of OxiClean and hot water on the stain and let it sit for a day. It is amazing. Also great for yellowish stained fabrics.

[@deloresdunbar1464]

Be careful with oxiclean it will remove color from fabrics

[@ikongchin3088]

Will give it a try.

[@Saggieforlife]

For stains in clothing or carpets .. use Dawn Dish soap , prozcide , shout out in a spray bottle. Make sure to scrub with same like item. Shirt rub it together I dont use a brush. I love this for laundry etc

[@anna-marie5291]

L❤️ve the counter top and omg your tub surround is absolutely gorgeous ‼️ I've never seen that colour before❣️

[@sandysmalley2604]

These are are awesome!! I never knew that WD40 could have so many uses around the house. Like your video!

[@katiavazquez895]

Be careful because the oil at the shower will make the slippery and big accidents. If you spray make sure don’t spray the floors. It’s very danger.

[@junejewel]

You are brilliant!!! Love this and the shaving cream vid - thanks!!!

[@noneone2u]

Thanks for all the tips. BTW, You have such a Beautiful voice.

[@howardjohnson2138]

I used WD-40 on my shower curtain and it works like a dream. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you

[@jennifergudmundson2277]

Great nail polish!!! Beautiful!!

[@annettep.1605]

Andrea, you're absolutely amazing. I'm sure your family is very happy.🙂🦋🌻🦄🦢⚘🌻🦋🦋🦋🦋

[@jacklandis9489]

HAHAHAHHA

[@TraumaQueen65]

I use WD40 on my glass shower walls and the bathroom mirror as well. And, you can use eucalyptus oil to remove sticky residue from just about anything. Bonus... it doesn't smell like a mechanics😁

[@Rascalanne98]

Not a good idea to use that type of essential oils in your home if you have fur babies... VERY DANGEROUS TO THEM!!

[@MaryClareVideos]

Wipe the rubber part of your windshield wipers with WD40 too. They'll last longer and won't make that weird noise when they're on the mist setting.

[@infoscholar5221]

The Holy Trinity - WD40, JB Weld, & Duct Tape. WD = Water Displacement.

[@suelake8601]

I love WD40. I have used it for a long time. It works good on stainless steel appliances n glass top stove. Yes it does smell good. 👍

[@ekaterinas.1330]

WD40 was originally created for cleaning! That blue stain needed to be treated from its core, a little bit of it extracted using tweezers, so you could find out what it was made of and then use appropriate cleaning agent. But as you didn't and you used hydrogen peroxide, this should do its job without any rubbing because it works by chemical reaction. Be careful with undiluted hydrogen peroxide as could turn that area of carpet white and that would be irreversible. ☺️

[@johnvrabec9747]

It was actually used to prevent rust on the outer skin of the Atlas rocket.

[@ikongchin3088]

Thanks for the info.

[@dianewristen]

GOOD IDEAS THANK YOU

[@marvinwells5007]

I used WD40 on a Very nice Velour shirt that I dripped food grease on and soaked it , than put it in the washing machine (regular one) and believe it or not IT DID Come OUT ONE HUNDRED % with absolutely NO STAIN AT ALL. FANTASTIC 👍

[@cindyd003]

Wd 40 is very flammable. It is a solvent. Solvent plus water creates more fumes. More fumes connect with tiny spark when the dial on the washer turns and switches cycles. Instant flash fire. Trust me, I had done this many times before, but one day there was just a bit more and burnt my house.

[@VWilt-so3ws]

@@cindyd003 I am sorry for house fire. I hope you were able to save things. I've had a fire also. Started because of a faulty electric cord in my bedroom. I had fire in 1 room, but mostly smoke damage, then the fire department sprayed everything down. Even in rooms that weren't on fire. It was and remains devestastating to me. Even worn was nobody believed I didn't start it. It was a beautiful apartment, surely not worth me starting a fire over. Again, so sorry for your loss. 🙏🌝🌕 Vic

[@jerry1963ish]

I use a dishwasher detergent pod, put one in the tank let it dissolve, it cleans the inside of the tank and under the rim.

[@marytaha2448]

Oh yes it looks a thousand thousand percent better 🤗

[@anjanean]

For water drops (calcium) just use bar keeper friend...make a past use A PAPER TOWEL ONLY..JUST HAVE a bit of muscle...wash in circle motion..BOOM gone. Shiny then...every time you use the sink...keep a small cloth...just wipe off the water and you dont ha e to do any of that..

[@revolutionunderground]

Every time? Lol, no

[@kathrinewaller2903]

Try a bit of Barbasol shave cream ... massage it in then set a towel and something heavy on the towel and wait for 24 hrs ... remove then shampoo up the stain ... I swear by it ... has saved so many expensive carpets this way 😊

[@2to-tango]

Hi Andrea. If it's ink and it looks like it is, use aerosol hair spray like 'Net' and see if that works. It works for fabric. Enjoyed your video. I subscribed. 💕

[@claudevanbeethoven2944]

Oxy-Clean - make a paste and brush into stain. Let sit and stain gone. Rinse and vacuum.

[@parisn6624]

You probably know about it but a great cleaner for soap scum rings in the tub is dryer sheets wet them and they work better than any other cleaners!

[@ItCantRainForever2]

Also for clean grease of pans. I save all my old dryer sheets

[@twilagullatt4344]

Thank you for sharing this information with me.

[@fdMT_EnGy]

Removes tar spots off of a vehicle. Spray down the window guides in a car door to help slow windows from burning out window motors. One warning with the dawn soap and peroxide mix, be careful with dark colors. It might lighten up the color. Happened on a navy blue tshirt.

[@Machi74005]

A few decades ago, WD40 had a more volatile compound to it's chemistry and you could use it to give new life to worn electric motors in toys and also use as a "primer" or "starting fluid" in small lawn mower engines. :-)

[@bjfulmer]

I use a furnace polish called "Orange Glow" for most of these things and more. It smells so much better and does the same thing. For bathroom fixtures use "RainX" for cars, it also repells water. And for that carpet stain, us hydrogen peroxide, a damp white rag and a iron. Takes it right out. Spray hydrogen peroxide on the stain, lay the damp white rag over the stain, and then place to iron on top of it for a few seconds. Gone!

[@micheleparrish]

My ex-husband sprayed his fishing reels generously (after he rinsed them off first with water). The W-D40 prevents rust.

[@ypcomchic]

He’s actually doing it because it’s a well known and illegal fish attractant which also pollutes the water.

[@jacklandis9489]

Is that good or bad?

[@chasitybunch8975]

And Fabuloso is surprisingly really great stuff! Mix it with peroxide or baking soda!!

[@imn11thug]

Really enjoyed the vid as usual… so relaxing and refreshing 😊💯👊🏾✌🏾

[@Samtheman85844]

Thank you!

[@AndreaJean]

You're welcome!

[@lindastemmons5445]

I love it.

[@howardjohnson2138]

WD-40 on the shower curtain rod has saved me so much grief. Thank you

[@Iheart2cook]

Hello fellow Wisconsinite!! Now that I know we’re neighbors, I must subscribe. Love the tips!! God bless 🙏🏼❤️

[@AndreaJean]

Thanks for subbing!

[@thelmacarter]

Try Oxi Clean spot remover for that blue spot.

[@ste9430]

I broke my leg once just sprayed it with dw40 an bam it was fixed 👍

[@wetfrogstealth2977]

If this was my wife. Using all my WD40 I’d be at the court house😅 thank god I use panther piss(PB blaster) I don’t know how this is in my recommendations but it’s alright. Btw also fixes foggy headlights

[@ste9430]

Gets rid of skid marks hey. 🤔🤔🤔 I'm going straight to work on my boxer shorts 👍

[@gidelilah8027]

Thanks for these tips, Andrea. Please could you also tell us what nail polish you're wearing in this video as it is absolutely gorgeous? Thanks very much. Best wishes, Gi.

[@Sorchia56]

It looks like Cran-tastic, I don’t recall the brand name but it’s a brilliant and fun colour!

[@gidelilah8027]

@@Sorchia56 Thanks so much for taking the time to answer my question; it's so kind of you. I'm sorry it has taken me a while to reply but I must have missed the e-mail informing me of a response. Thanks again and take care!🌷🥀🦋💕

[@jacklandis9489]

@@gidelilah8027 I think its actually Zoya

[@juliebute905]

If that blue spot on your carpet is ink, hair spray can remove that. Also can use hairspray on Garments that have ink stains on them

[@dewdrop8252]

🤯Thanks for the tips!

[@AndreaJean]

Happy to help!

[@sar8349]

Highly recommend the Folex for carpets. Also the blue is probably from printer ink. My ex-husband (right?) used to refill his printer ink on the carpet and this stuff was dotted all over. Finally got most of it out. Get a newspaper or something!!!! Used much the same fix and worked pretty well.

[@aslamsayed1221]

Lovely how can we clean the kitchen schendliers the crystal become greasy

[@cynthiahiebert5023]

Did you try Folex?

[@WallaceHumperdink]

Gloves. And a well ventilated area.

[@terrishockley5468]

Oxi clean will make it disappear! My daughter dropped blue icing on white carpet and oxi clean got it right up.

[@davidd34]

Hi A.J. What's good to spray on a car windshield, hood & grill to get dead bugs off??

[@carolynd3151]

Do you have any idea how to get Krylon acrylic paint overspray out of carpet? My caregiver was spraying something in my bedroom instead of outside and got the paint on my carpet now I'm worried about how to get it out of the carpet.

[@billybike57]

First time here, love your videos!

[@miichaelhickey]

tried it on a sink stain and while it is not gone it is going away, worked like magic

[@CathyTims]

Can I use the same technique for iron stains in bathroom sink as in bathtub?

[@michaelsylvester7272]

So appreciate the helpful tips on WD40