Are WD-40 and 3-in-One Oil the same?

which is better WD40 or 3-in-One Oil? What is the difference between 3-in-1 oil and WD0-40 ?
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[@gnewdog4862]

Well said and to the point. Fix/clean with wd-40. Lubricate/maintain with 3n1.

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[@SeaJay_Oceans]

3-in-1 is a great oil for doors, hinges, anything small parts, or metal drawers / doors / etc that you need to open and close a lot. A nice light Lubricant.
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[@jerryodell1168]

Be careful with using most off the shelf oils around electric motors. They often have penetrants in them that destroys the varnish coating on the wires causing failure and many times a fire and if used with larger motors a pronounced explosion (saw it several times). We used special lubricants' with our motors for this reason.

[@morgainnejade]

You say "off the shelf".... where else is it supposed to come from? Does 3 in 1 have these penetrants in it? What do they call these penetrants on the label? Or do they at all, & you just have to guess? What light oil _is_ good to service a small electric motor with, so it will stand up to use for a long time to come?

[@raulsupriano9685]

I just bought the 3 in 1 oil to try to remove rust from an old bike, good to see I made the right choice!

[@super-grandpa]

WD-40 Is a cleaner not a lubricant. 3 in 1 oil is best for lubricant needs.

[@terrygee210]

Isn't that what the video said?

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nice video as each product is different , used 3 in 1 on my cross country ski binding , with great results

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Great explanation!

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[@brennyn]

The number one use of WD-40 is cleaning off the residue of the WD-40 someone else put onto something.

[@markmartin8211]

Which is better for door locks?

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I seen a RUclips video from Martin Guitar channel and they said it is ok to put 3 in 1 oil on guitar fretboards. What is your thought about that?

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[@DralonIsBack]

Can you use cooking oil for the same or does it damages the metal?

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It gums up

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Which one is silicone ?

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Can 3 in 1 oil work for my lasko fan??

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That 3 in one saved me with a rusty fuel pump lock ring wd40 did not

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Hi friend can i use this on family sewing machine?

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[@damaylaphoenix1155]

wb-40 eats rubber and plastic

[@stickyfox]

3-in-1 oil is for when you have a valuable sewing machine and want to ensure its timely destruction while also making the whole house reek.