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Check out these ten useful and cool life hacks using WD-40 that will blow your mind! A can of WD-40 does more than just free rusted metal parts or stop things from making irritating squeaky noises. Here are some clever uses for the fluid that you should keep in mind and put in practice. This video shows us that WD-40 fluid can be used to do helpful things like remove wax crayons from screens, clean off chewing gum from carpets and shoes, act as a carpet and kitchen cleaner to fight tough stains, add a short-term shine to leather shoes, and so much more. It is amazing how WD-40 can lubricate the stuck and tight zipper, and help it move in smooth motion. Did you know you can light a fire in the rain or in any wet conditions, because WD-40 is very flammable and can be used as a fire starter. You can also use it to remove grease or wax from any surface. WD-40 works like magic for removing your kids’ crayon drawings from any surface, and it is very easy too. If you have difficulty removing a piece of gum off the carpet, all you need is WD-40. The same method works if the gum stuck in your hair. Amazing! However, this is also the case if you need to remove some stains. If you spill some ketchup on your carpet you should soak the stain for 5 minutes with WD-40 and the stain will be easily removed. When you need to cut something, you should lubricate your scissors with WD-40 so that they manage to easily cut through tough stuff. This amazing liquid also works for cleaning and making your leather shoes waterproof, or for cleaning stainless steel appliances. Next time you need to remove dirt, rust or glue that is stuck and stained, remember to use WD-40 to clean up your stove from those dry and hard to remove spills or stickers.