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3 Ways to Apply WD-40 to Door Hinges

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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Introduction:

Door hinges tend to become noisy and rusty over time, causing annoying squeaks and creaks in your home or workplace. One of the most effective solutions to this problem is WD-40, a popular lubricant that helps eliminate rust, dirt, and grime. This article will explore three different methods to apply WD-40 on door hinges for smooth and silent operation.

Method 1: Direct Application

1.Wipe down the hinges:Begin by cleaning the door hinges using a dry cloth or paper towel. This helps to remove any loose dust, dirt, or grime.

2.Shake the WD-40 can:Before applying WD-40, give it a good shake for about 10 seconds to ensure the contents are well mixed.

3.Apply WD-40 directly on the hinges:Hold the can about two inches away from the hinge and gently spray a generous amount of WD-40 onto the top and bottom hinges. Make sure to cover all areas where metal meets metal.

4.Work the door:Open and close the door several times, allowing the lubricant to penetrate deeper into the hinge mechanism.

5.Wipe away excess:Use a clean cloth or paper towel to wipe away any excess WD-40 around the hinges.

Method 2: Using a Straw

1.Attach the straw to the WD-40 can:Some cans of WD-40 come with a small plastic straw that can be attached like an extension nozzle. Insert one end of the straw into the nozzle opening.

2.Follow steps 1 and 2 from Method 1.

3.Spray with precision:Using the straw allows for a more precise application of WD-40 on specific areas of the hinge mechanism that need lubrication. Aim it at each part of both top and bottom hinges while spraying.

4.Continue with steps 4 and 5 from Method 1.

Method 3: Applying with a Brush

1.Collect WD-40 in a small container:Spray or pour a small amount of WD-40 into a clean and dry container, like a shallow dish.

2.Follow step 1 from Method 1.

3.Dip a small brush into the WD-40:Using an old toothbrush or a small paintbrush, dip the bristles into the container with the WD-40.

4.Apply onto hinges:Brush the lubricant onto all parts of the top and bottom door hinges, making sure to cover all areas where metal meets metal.

5.Proceed with steps 4 and 5 from Method 1.

Conclusion:

These three methods will help you effectively apply WD-40 to your door hinges, ensuring smooth operation and eliminating annoying squeaks. Regularly maintaining your door hinges with WD-40 will prolong their life and prevent future rusting or corrosion.

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