Almost every home in America has a can of the lubricantWD-40. In addition to its traditional uses, WD-40 can be used in some surprising
situations. For instance, you can use it to get gum out of a kid’s hair; spray it on dead fish bait (it works to attract more fish; it
keeps mirrors and windows from fogging up, whether in the car or the bathroom; and, perhaps most importantly of all, you can use WD-40 to
get crayon off turtle shells.
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Source: Field & Stream magazine, 11/3/21

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