Same as many on here. The stupid straw does stay in the stupid hole.

Bought this to fix a sticky lock, but the straw wouldn't fit in the nozzle very well. After searching here I saw I wasn't the only one, but I needed to fix my lock situation. Ended up gently shaving one end down slightly with a pair of scissors and it ended up working. Might recommend that. If you shave a little too much just cut the tip and try again. Shouldn't have to do that though.

We just bought the small can, and couldn't get the straw to fit. After googling, I found this site and thought "Ah! Someone has posted a solution!" Nope, I'm just reading others who are having the same issue! It's a waste to just spray it haphazardly where I need it-- the straw is needed to really get into the nooks and crannies! Poorly designed.

My friend WD40

This size of WD-40 is so handy. I have one in my kitchen and one in my purse. Vacations can be irritating when the door to the bathroom or your entry door squeak. I use mine everywhere.

I bought this as I need something to put in a back pack. WD-40 is dependable easy to dispense and works- I have used it to help break open frozen bolts, cool drill bits, became a lock deicer, frozen asphalt quick rejuvenator, cleaner. Bottom line there may be big names out there but this little can kicks out the competition when other are the ropes this one gets the championship belt.

A must have for every household

I've been buying these 3 oz cans for a while and have them strategically located around the property so I don't have to search for the '40! Relief is always at hand!

We works on everything.

After the first use the spray nozzle stopped spraying. I made sure it was clean, shaken, held at various angles, etc. I have an almost full can of WD 40 I can no longer use. Disappointed