Remove Scuff Marks From the Floor
Scuff marks on a floor are annoying and don’t look that great, either. Whether they’re caused by a furry friend’s nails or people who refuse to take off their shoes, tar and scuff marks on a hard-surfaced floor just don’t look good. This is especially the case if you plan to resell your home in the future.
Those stubborn scuff marks on a kitchen flood will go away by spraying some WD-40 on it. Get rid of the tar and scuff marks on a variety of hard-surfaced floors by spraying this useful multi-purpose lubricant on them. It won’t cause harm to the surfaces and it’ll be easier to scrub the marks off the floor. It is important to open the windows for airflow while you’re working on the stains, however, so don’t forget to do that.
Get a Ring That’s Stuck Free
It’s nice keeping an engagement, wedding, or other pretty rings on your fingers while you’re running errands or going to work. However, if you exercise with your ring on when it’s warm outside, sometimes a ring can get stuck. It gets stuck when your fingers swell and sometimes not even soap and water can get a stubborn ring off.
It’s frustrating when you have to pull and tug to try to get the ring off and that just seems to make things worse and can cause your fingers to swell more. Instead of continuing to struggle, reach for the WD-40 and a short burst should help the ring to slide off. Just be sure to wash your hands after getting WD-40 on them.
