[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this product. I have used it to loosen bolts, on squeeky doors, and protect against rust. This product has so many uses. The straw makes it very easy to get into tight areas and you can hit the exact area you want.

Had a squeaky door hinge on my bedroom door. The door would stay open by itself but squeaked every time I would open or close the door. I sprayed that door hinge once and the noise stopped. However, it never stayed open on its own again. From that day on I had to prop the door open. It never made a noise again.

I have been using the new smart straw for a couple of years. And unfortunately it does not work very well. The mist feature when the smart straw is down fails when the can is half full and no amount of shaking will correct this from happening. This has been an issue with a dozen or more cans. Please bring back the old spray nozzle, it may not be as convenient but it worked. I will not be purchasing this product any longer because of all the half empty cans I have had to throw away.

This stupid design is harder to operate and is easily breakable. I've used WD-40 for over 40 years and never had a problem. The formula is excellent for lubrication, cleaning hands, removing labels & stickers, etc. But, minutes ago with a full can, the up/down swivel mechanism broke and the contents are now unusable. Come-on, how hard would it be to "fuse" the original spray tube to the plastic cap? - A much simpler and less costly design. And as far as this up/down motion, I can more easily swivel my wrist. I won't buy any more of these until you offer a much smarter dispenser.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've used WD-40 for years for many different purposes. One if my favorite was to use it on my slide glass patio doors. It works miracles. Would definitely recommend. I still have half a bottle left. I'm about to go buy more tomorrow.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this item for a project I was doing at home and loved the ease of being able to spray 2 ways. this product works great to making taking old strip bolt off any thing. I now use this on anything in my home that is stuck or making noises. We have even used on car parts. love it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the WD-40 Smart Straw, so much easier than the old style to get into all those annoying squealing crevices. In minutes, all the squeaks were silenced with no cramp in my hand. Best design ever!

[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 can’t remember a time when my family hasn’t had WD40 on the garage. It’s a great product and always has been. But, I really like the smart straw on this container! No more losing the little red straw or having to put it on/take it off depending on the job you’re doing. I love just being able to flip it up or down so easily for either a regular spray or one with the straw. I recently used this to lubricate latches on my chainlink fence and it was super convenient. Love it!

My name is James. I use WD 40 to keep spiders from re-building webs in my screened in swimming pool. If one sprays the beams that prop up the screens, spider webs do not stick. I live in south FLA, and now is rainy season.Much to my surprise the WD40 remained in tact and no spider webs after three weeks! I also removed webs from other parts of the pool area and the webs were back in two to three DAYS!! Only the areas where I sprayed WD40 are there NO webs!! Thanks WD40 for a great product. James Cotmon