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Can I use WD40 on a light switch

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graham1950 | 09:43 Mon 16th Oct 2006 | Home & Garden
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Last night my bathroom light switch (string pull type) stuck and I couldn't turn it on. This morning it works OK.
Can I spray it with WD40 or similar to stop it happening again? How do I get blood out of the bathmat caused by shaving in the dark.............
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Cold salty water removes blood.If it is the small mat soak it. If it is larger dab with salty water on a cloth.
09:48 Mon 16th Oct 2006
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Hi Graham,

With regards to your light switch, replace it. It is not worth messing about with and for the sake of a couple of quid it is well worth the bother.

Regards
10:11 Mon 16th Oct 2006
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I've had the same switch problem a couple of times and have tried all sorts of remedies. But none worked for any length of time, and I agree with CSG's answer as the solution.
12:03 Mon 16th Oct 2006

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