The Wild Reason WD-40 is Flying Off Shelves in Michigan

Spooky Season is upon us in Michigan, and that means it's time to bust out all of the Halloween decorations and get ready for Halloween.

Besides scary decorations for your home and front yard, the next important thing is having an awesome pumpkin set up out front.

Now, if you're spending the time to cut up and carve a pumpkin, you want it to look its best and last.

The Wild Reason WD-40 is Flying Off Shelves in Michigan

One thing people are doing to make that happen might be causing a shortage of WD-40 on store shelves.

People are spraying their pumpkins with WD-40 to make them last longer and keep them looking fresh.

WD-40 actually has some advice on it's website about doing this.

Why Are People Putting WD-40 On Pumpkins?

• Repels insects: WD-40 keeps insects away from pumpkins.
• Prevents moisture: WD-40 repels moisture and keeps pumpkins hydrated.
• Protects from freezing: WD-40 helps pumpkins resist freezing temperatures.
• Adds shine: WD-40 gives pumpkins a shiny exterior.

Get our free mobile app

Here are some tips for using WD-40 on pumpkins:

• Apply a light coating: Use the wide spray nozzle to apply a thin layer of WD-40 to the pumpkin.
• Avoid flames: Don't spray WD-40 near a lit candle or flame because it's flammable.
• Wipe away excess: Use a cloth or rag to wipe away any excess liquid