Who doesn't have a can of WD-40 around the house? But if you're using it just to stop squeaks and cut through rust, you're missing out on a lot of other good uses including cutting through grease. 1. Try spraying a greasy tool with a little WD-40 — you don't need much, just a little bit — and then wipe it off. What you'll find is it'll cut right through that grease, no problem at all. 2. Got some grease on your hands? Same thing — spray a little WD-40; it's a pretty mild solvent, but it'll cut t

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