WD-40 might be terrible for your iPhone, but as well as stopping squeaks, it can clean printer cartridges and touch up stainless steel. From tomorrow, ALDI is selling a 300 gram can of WD-40 for $4.99, which is a keen price.
Woolworths charges $6.22 for a 255 gram can, while Coles charges $6.28 and the eBay prices I found were even higher. The weight difference suggests the ALDI product is a grey import, but that shouldn’t make any difference with WD-40.
Brandon
Friday, February 10, 2012 at 5:48 PMAwesome! I can use this to unstick the Home button on my iPhone. I remember reading about that somewhere… lol
Kendal
Saturday, February 11, 2012 at 1:03 AMThis post totally makes it all OK…. unless we find out later that saving $2 also somehow kills your iPhone, then it’s twice as bad. Double or nothing?
Francis
Friday, February 10, 2012 at 10:35 PMSeriously? You’re posting less than $2 savings now. You may as well start posting supermarket catalog items
Jayfa
Saturday, February 11, 2012 at 11:27 AMInox is a far better spray-lube product compared to WD-40 – it lasts longer, actually lubricates properly, doesn’t get tacky.
Save your $ and buy a proper spray lube instead.
Vlat
Sunday, February 12, 2012 at 9:27 AMWD-40 is not a spray lube but a W(ater)D(ispersant)-(formula)40. It is used to start wet engines and such, but can be used as a light penetrating lube (sounds kinky), for real lubrication duties use a lube that is designed for the job, WD-40 will evaporate and leave very little oil,but it has tons of other uses http://www.wd40.com/uses-tips/ . I user RP-7, to me it seems the same comes in a 500ml can is about $4 from Bunnings.