How the hell do I take this apart

[ScottChensoda]

I'd ignore WD 40 Nowt as it's not really a lubricant although millions mistakenly think it is. If you haven't got any spray grease, try a spot of petroleum jelly or similar, a drop of castor or even olive oil if you have some.

 

[Soldier Blue]

And some spinach for the next time the battery needs recharging.

 

[Soldier Blue]

I'd ignore WD 40 Nowt as it's not really a lubricant although millions mistakenly think it is. If you haven't got any spray grease, try a spot of petroleum jelly or similar, a drop of castor or even olive oil if you have some.

???? This was taken directly off the WD40 website ''WD-40 is the trademark name of a lubricant, penetrating oil and water-displacing spray.''

 

[ScottChensoda]

I'd give the spinach a miss Nowt or you might end with a beauty like Olive Oyl.

 

[ScottChensoda]

It's the old story SB. Never believe all that the manufacturer tells you. It was called WD because of it's water displacement properties. It contains 50% mineral spirits which is found in solvents, so any lubrication it offers is bare minimal and short lasting.

 

[Soldier Blue]

You should sue them, you'll make a fortune.

 

[Nasty Boy]

According to the company that makes WD-40: WD-40 literally stands for water displacement 40th attempt.

WD-40 was first used to protect the outer skin of the Atlas Missile from rust and corrosion. Norm Larsen repackaged WD-40 into aerosol cans for consumer use and the product was sold to the general public in 1958. In 1969, the Rocket Chemical Company was renamed after its only product WD-40.

Two of the craziest purposes for WD-40 include a bus driver in Asia who used WD-40 to remove a python snake which had coiled itself around the undercarriage of his bus, and police officers who used WD-40 to remove a naked burglar trapped in an air conditioning vent.

 

[Vern]

and it makes skateboard ball bearings spin for ages. impresses the chicks, they throw their bras at you.
the older "legal aged" ones....the ones with bras