These substitutes have your creaks and squeaks covered.

Here are the 7 best substitutes for WD-40 for when you need a quick fix.

Simply spritz the area of concern to alleviate squeaky hinges instantly, all without getting your hands dirty.

WD-40

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Simply dip a paper towel in a small amount of oil, and apply to the desired area.

Simply apply a thin amount all over the target area, and reapply every few months as needed.

Coconut Oil

Most cooking oils are fair game when it comes to household lubrication.

It goes from solid to liquid, and vice-versa, easily.

In either form, it will work like a charm.

(you might even make DIY lip balm from it!)

you could even use it on tools to help prevent rusting.

Plumbers Grease

You might have this hidden under your sink for all of your plumbing needs.

It was designed to be used to protect plumbing fixtures and pipes from corrosion, wear-and-tear, and leaks.

It is also water-resistant, which could be helpful for outdoor doors and machinery.