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Originally Posted by DAVES
Suggestions. People seem to use WD40 for everything. It is actually a commercial mold release compound. It is good for cleaning because it evaporates in a few days. Put some on glass and you will find it is gone in a matter of days.
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WD40 is a water displacement spray containing a mixed blend of lubricants and anti corrosion properties. Its job is to displace water, though it doubles up as a solvent and degreaser in one
WD40 = Water Displacement, 40th formulation.
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
WD-40® Multi-Use Product lubricates moving parts such as hinges, wheels, rollers, chains, and gears. It protects against rust and corrosion on items like tools, and sporting equipment.
It penetrates to free stuck corroded parts like nuts, bolts, valves and locks. It quickly removes adhesives, corrosion and paint.
It displaces moisture to restore water flooded equipment such as engines, spark plugs and power tools.
WD-40 contains strong acids in order to penetrate rust. While it might not affect your skin much more than drying it out, it'll absolutely damage a mold. Its thin viscosity means it won't adhere to the sides of molds. It also contains wax.