If you asked most people what they use to loosen a rusty bolt, or lubricate a squeaky doohickey, you’d overwhelmingly get one answer: WD-40.

But the distinctive blue & yellow can with red cap is almost as recognizable as the Coca Cola or Heinz Ketchup bottle. And now WD-40 is used in upwards of 180 countries & the cans are produced in many different languages.

So what makes WD-40 so commonplace around the globe?

It turns out, it’s 60 plus year history & a number of other factors play into why it is found in 4 out of 5 American households, at least according to WD-40. And why it is a veritable necessity in any home, apartment, car, garage, farm, or fishing tackle box.

And fret not, we will give you some of that random trivia & mythbusting sweetness at the end.

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