$7 WD-40 Cleans Display Ports in Seconds – 2022’s Best Cleaning Tips

One mom described how she simply transformed a front door screen with one affordable but unlikely product.

Reagan of Perth used WD-40 to rejuvenate the dirty front door and was stunned by the impressive results.

To clean the front door, Reagan sprayed the $7 all-purpose cleaner on a rag and wiped both sides of the screen.

Reagan of Perth used $7 WD-40 to revive his dirty screen door and was stunned by the impressive results.

Anne explained that she didn’t need to rinse or spray the WD-40 off the screen.

“I know it’s too simple to be true, but it was my first chance to do it and it was all it took,” he said.

Reagan posted the impressive before and after photos left by many astonished users in the comments section.

“Six months ago I used WD-40 on my screen door. I didn’t have to clean it anymore,” he wrote.

“I used this trick on my bathroom screen yesterday and was surprised at how effective it was,” wrote another.

Another Australian mother revealed that she uses the WD-40 cleaning method on her screen door.

Another Australian mom revealed she used the WD-40 cleaning method on her dust-filled screen door.

Georgie from Queensland sprayed WD-40 directly onto a Chux Superwipe and just cleaned the screen door.

For those who want to try the cleaning trick on Facebook, he recommends spraying WD-40 outside because it “smells”, but ensures that the smell doesn’t stay in the door.

Other moms who tried the trending cleaning hack shared their findings in the comments, agreeing that they wouldn’t clean their doors any other way.

‘I thought of trying [hack] Today, wow is never too old to learn new cleaning tips. I started cleaning and immediately saw the difference ”wrote one mom

‘I thought of trying [hack] Today, wow is never too old to learn new cleaning tips. I started cleaning and immediately saw the difference,” one mother wrote.

‘I can’t believe it, I have to try it! Thank you for giving me an excuse to go to Bunnings,” one mom wrote.

A third wrote, “WD-40 in a screen door: it’s a true story.”