Using warm WD-40 spray has helped me, many times, release frozen brakes from the drums, on tractors and trailer rigs in sub-zero weather.. The brake shoes are not harmed because the WD-40 disperses and evaporates, with the frozen moisture especially after a few stops to make sure the brakes are moisture free; the drums become absolutely dry.... Just amazing !!

Had the "smart straw" can fall over and the top fall off. Put it back on and while it looked all right at the time over the next couple of hours it slowly emptied the can on my garage shelf. While others complained of half of the can remaining when the propellent ran out I must have gotten the new improved model as mine was completely empty. Like someone already mentioned I won't be buying the product until you return the old model can.

Sorry I can't praise your WD-40 product .... with 5 cans sitting on my shelf and I can't use them because they don't spray ....even though they are over half full each . Please give me a idea how to use your product and I will be glad to send a better relpy .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I can remember my Dad always having WD40 on hand. I do too! I use WD40 on everything from squeaky door hinges to oily stains on my laundry. (Works amazingly for oil stains on clothes.) The straw applicator is on point. The straw gives precise application. It also stops without drips. This is my go to product and should be your too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This "smart straw" version is much nicer than the original. I've bought the original WD-40 in the past, and the straw always gets lost or damaged. This new version eliminates that problem because the straw is permanently attached. The alternative method (spray) is also pretty cool; I don't use it often but it has helped reduce dripping.

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It was OK, I don't know what I was expecting but it didn't seem to work like I thought it was gonna work it really didn't get anything really moving yeah I mean the straw was conveying it but other than that I really didn't like it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I always seems to have a use for WD-40. The hard part is finding the straw. I tend to lose those alot. With the smart straw I no longer have to worry about losing it The straw is attached to the spray head. It allows you to either use the straw or spray with out it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is so great! In the first day I stopped a squeaky chair, a squeaky door hinge and made my kid's bike chain turn smoother. I love the fact that the red straw is attached so I don't have to worry about losing it (which is a guarantee I would). You can even use it without the straw for a wider spray.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good Ol' WD-40.. Its always good for getting rid of those pesky squeaks. But it also works pretty well to help get grease stains out of clothes. My husband being a mechanic uses it to help loosen rusty parts. And being from a cold state and having older vehicles, it has even helped when the locks were frozen. It's just a good product to keep around!