If you're a handy DIYer, you're likely aware of the million and one uses of duct tape and WD-40. Sometimes, it pays to be crafty and hold things together -- for a while. Other times, it's better ...

Key Points Use WD-40 to loosen or remove permanent marker, sealants, stickers, tape, labels, and other adhesives.Applying WD-40 to metal surfaces can both loosen and protect against corrosion.Repel ...

Use No. 19: Camouflage scratches in cultured marble. Use No. 20: Remove duct tape. Sales of WD-40 have gone up during the pandemic, a whopping 26 percent over the last year.

I’d simply watch in amazement and put the jack, WD-40 and duct tape back in the tack compartment. A thousand times since I have wondered when I missed the “Hand Wringing 101” class.

Next to duct-tape, WD-40 is probably the most important tool in any MacGyver’s kit. It can be used and misused for almost any purpose, from lubricating bike chains (bad: it will just clean off ...

This willingness to “accentuate the positive” works like relationship duct tape. And like WD40, this practice is good for minimizing the friction that keeps relationships from sailing smoothly.

Uses for WD-40 have soared since then. More than 2000 uses have been collected and are on display at the webstite www.wd40.com , and in books such as "The WD-40 Book," by Jim and Tim the Duct Tape ...