I have found that WD-40 works great for starting 2-cycle engines in the winter. If you use ether, you dry out the bore and damage the engine over time. With WD-40, you lubricate the walls of the cylinder, so no damage, yet still have a mixture flammable enough to reliably start a cold engine, such as on a snow blower or chain saw.

I have purchased 2 of these "smart straw" WD40 cans - both of them leave about 1/4 of the product - will not dispense. Just went to cemetery to clean mothers headstone (WD-40 works great for that) and could not get the product to spray! So frustrating. The old spray system worked for years - is this an improvement?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have used WD-40 for years but just recently tried the two way spray which is a game changer. We were always loosing the little straw that was suppose to be used to spray, now it is always attached and we can used in a stream or larger spray for bigger areas. This is a must have for any home or business. We just recently used to get tar off my car as I had driven on a new paved road and had several areas where there was tar and I dried all sorts of car products when my husband suggested WD-40 one spray and it came right up. There are so many uses for this that you have to have on hand.

I love being able to use the straw for precise application or a wide spray when needed. A straw that you don't have to keep taping on the can to avoid losing it is a definite plus. I would like to see a third choice, though - a "droplet" choice that physically limits how far the trigger presses down on the dispenser, so you only get a few drops. The precision of the pen with the capacity of a can.

After installing Italian Tiles on my back deck I found out the hard way that you can't just spread the grout as you would with normal tiles - the grout filled in all the small natural holes - after trying several cleaners I tried spraying the tiles with WD-40 - IT WAS MAGIC! The grout came out with minor scrubbing with a towel & WD-40. SAved my day and the wrath of my wife.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m so glad I picked up the smart straw wd40. You can still use it to different ways but you don’t have to worry about getting the straw into the little hoe. WD-40 has many uses from removing rust to removing grease and gum As well as lubricating. I will only buy those smart straw WD-40 from now on

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a handy man husband and if you know anything about a handyman husband they have to main tools of the trade WD40 and duct tape which the WD40 also can remove the residue of any ways if you can’t figure it out this went down really big in my house it’s a great on the hand product and not just for getting duct tape residue of things it also very good at loosen up bolts windows that are stuck door handles that are stuck in other words any thing that has residue or is stuck .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like how you can spray 2 ways the straw collapses so you won't lose it or you can have the straw down and spray, much easier to use. I would recommend this to anyone who needs this product..

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] WD-40 Smart Straw is a product that must be in every home and car. With more than two thousand uses and counting this product solves more problems than a calculator. From lubrication, cleaning metal, and the list goes on and on. For the car, I clean my headlights and wiper blades, in my home. I use it to perform general maintenance. Wd-40 Smart Straw allows you to pinpoint the product in tight spaces.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] WD-40 is a fantastic all-around lubricant. I used it to stop the squeaking at hinges on our front door, which is used constantly. The included straw attachment makes it so easy to get in even the smallest crooks and nannies. I've also used it on my oven door hinge, several sticky windows and my sliding patio door track. It's always good to have WD-40 on hand!!!!