But soon it will be banned in Canada in aerosol spray form, amongst other products, to save the environment.

Almost every Canadian has a spray can of WD-40 in the garage, but that’s about to change.

You use it to fix just about anything that needs a little lubrication, squeaky hinges, rusty bolts and even your bike chain.

Update: Thanks to @Sbhinclusion for sharing this press release from WD-40, which states that they will become compliant with th new regulation.

    • MisterD@lemmy.ca
      3·
      1 year ago

      If you use wd40 on bike chain:

      • Wipe away as much wd40 as you can
      • use motor oil of any grade and work it in

      If you leave the wd40 in the chain, the chain will rust and /or cease up.

      • NeonKnight52@lemmy.ca
        2·
        1 year ago

        “Work it in” is very important! If you don’t, it will splatter everywhere and collect a bunch of dust and turn to gunk!

    • anachronistEnglish
      2·
      1 year ago

      WD is a cleaning agent. You have to replace the oil afterwards. I like Phil Wood Tenacious Oil.