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Uploaded by on Jan 12, 2009

WD-40 protects electrical components from water!!

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  • WHAT THE FUCK are you kidding me i thought it was gonna blow up hahaha

  • wd 40 repelles water

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  • @Runbleeding

    You are simply wrong...

  • @NXSeeMartin

    If its distilled water, its a perfect insulator, its the impurities that make it conduct.

  • @Runbleeding

    40 is the 40th Recipe for the formula, if it were the weight of the oil WD40 would be a lot thicker than it is.

    Check out the FAQ on WD40(dot)com and you will indeed discover that we are correct.

  • @Runbleeding WD-40 literally stands for Water Displacement, 40th attempt. What the fuck are YOU talking about?!

  • @togethia the 40 is the weight of the oil.... what the hell are you talking about

  • wait ..WHAT????? Damn dude I need to go back to school!!.....

  • In this case, you will warming...boiling the water and water has resistance too, not immediately short-circuit, that "wd"

    actually doesn't save anything, are you ready to dip your fingers in the water to? - Hope not!

    advertising trick... :/

  • @MrBigtower

    WD 40 = Water Dispersant formula 40 from the 40 version before it met NASA spec.

  • @KeiYuuki2011 Yeah, the old stuff was great. It had fish oil in it, too, so some recommended it for fishing line lubrication.

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