I'm on my 3rd can. None of them was used more than 50% of the contence .The cans always stop spaying before they are empty. Your old style worked good.I was able to use it till it was empty. Smart straw equals product bought and thrown away.Gary Watkins

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love to use WD-40 for so many different use cases around the house, in the car, etc. This smart straw version is now the one of my preferred choice after testing it out for the first time. It is so awesome that you can get either a super precise or general spray, all from the same can! I'd definitely recommend this for basically any homeowner, apartment owner, or anyone that does work around somewhere in general.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just got one 2 weeks ago and its have gone already. I use it on squeaky doors so it can be nice and quiet. I use it to clean old tape residue that has been around for awhile. The smart straw is great to get to old o-rings that need a little lubrication

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wow....the permanently attached straw is fantastic. I love that the straw flips up and you can spray exactly where you need it or you can keep the straw flipped down for a normal spray. WD-40 is such a great lubricate. Definitely the best product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] WD40 where would I be without you. Squeaky doors no problem. Hard to open doors no problem. Squeaky metal bed frame no problem. WD 40 with straw reaches hard to get places and gets your home, car, furniture back together like a well oiled engine.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Where was this can my whole life? The most annoying thing was going to use my can of WD40 and finding that I lost the straw, But the smart straw stays attached! I never have to worry about losing my straw again! This can of wd 40 has 2 features, the straw stays attached and is a bit longer, and reaches a good amount of space. Or when the straw is in the down position you can push down on the top and it sprays if you need it for a larger surface. I was able to stop my chair and patio door from squeaking with ease. I know the next time I need to grab the straw will be there. WD40 once again proved what a great brand they are, always giving us reliable, great quality products.

I have used WD-40 for years but am now buying other products because the smart straw doesn't work. I have bought several cans because I thought I just got a bad one, but they have all been bad. They leak all over my hand, the top constantly falls off and the pressure is all gone when the can is still 3/4 full. Very sad they didn't test it more before they put it on the market. I guess the company feels they don't need any repeat buyers.

I have been using WD40 for decades and when I needed a new can this was the only one our store was carrying at the time. It worked ok the first time but after that it would dribble and drip after being used so I had to store it wrapped ina paper towel then placed in a deli container. It now no longer sprays or it spritzes out in the wrong direction. I don’t feel this was an innovative advancement for the world of lubricants. The old removable straw worked quite well and I hope I can find it next time I’m in the store

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This WD-40 Smart Straw worked great for my needs. I used this for our squeaky doors on our car and it worked perfectly for me. After using this WD-40 my car doors were finally quiet again. Would definitely recommend this product.

I liked the 'get it out of the way' fold down straw, and i liked the broad trigger, and i liked the non-ambiguity of which direction it was pointed... especially NOT at my good eye... but .... my smart can toppled off of a 28" table I was working on and it apparently fell on it's head, as i could hear it hissing profusely. Before I could claw my way to it, a quarter cup of its contents spewed onto a wall and into a crack and onto my woodwork and all over me as I wrestled to rip its little slimy head off in hopes of stopping the free flow. The accompanying picture doesn't do the mess justice as nothing in the vicinity is going to accept paint for the next century! Arrrgh!