I have heard of using super glue to close a wound. I keep on telling people that WD-40 is not a lubricant. WD-40 wasn't designed as a degreaser either. It stands for Water Displacement formula #40. People think Duck tape is a name brand and it's "duct tape". Duct tape is different (it is more of a silver higher temp tape). From what I heard the government used it in the military for quick fixes including fixing things that are wet. Hence the term duck (as being amphibous).

WD40 is made of fish oil . Oil is a lubricant . I do find it useful for a variety of projects . Apple cider vinegar is a very useful product , use it on a salad , use it to tenderize meat , mosquito bite itch - it stops the itch , use it for cleaning things , very useful product .

Cyanoacrylate was originally sold as an industrial adhesive in 1958. it was not used in battlefield first aid until the 1970s. And not approved by the FDA for medical use until 1998.

WD-40 does not contain fish oil, contrary to a popular myth, nor does it contain silicone, kerosene, water, wax, graphite, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs).

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WD40 is a lubricant. It’s made of fish oils. It just happens to work great for other things too.

The best use i have for this stuff is when i want to attach a screw to a screw driver or a nut to my finger when attempting repair in a difficult area

wd40 works great as a lubricant, not a personal one of course, but for stuck metal objects.

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