WD-40 is a common go-to lubricant, but there are surfaces, items, and parts where this product should not be used. Discover 6 places you should never use WD-40.

But home improvement expert Jim Marino cautions against common practice. "Unfortunately, most people use WD-40 on door locks, which is a place you should never use it," he says.

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