Squeaky Door Hinges

Solution -> Spray WD-40 directly onto the door hinges. Explanation -> WD-40 is a widely available lubricant that can help reduce friction and eliminate squeaking. Use the straw attachment for precise application. Notes -> WD-40 might not be a long-term solution as it can dry out over time.

Solution -> Apply a small amount of petroleum jelly to the hinge pin. Explanation -> Petroleum jelly is a thicker lubricant that can provide a longer-lasting solution compared to WD-40. Remove the hinge pin (if possible), apply the jelly, and reinsert it. Notes -> Be careful not to get petroleum…

Solution -> Apply a few drops of cooking oil to the hinges. Explanation -> In a pinch, cooking oil can act as a lubricant to silence squeaky hinges. Use an oil with a neutral scent. Notes -> Cooking oil might attract dust and debris over time.

Solution -> Spray silicone lubricant onto the hinges. Explanation -> Silicone spray is a good lubricant that doesn't attract as much dust as some other options and can work well in various temperatures. Notes -> Ensure good ventilation when using silicone spray.

Solution -> Apply graphite powder to the hinges. Explanation -> Graphite powder is a dry lubricant that works well for metal-on-metal friction. It's clean and long-lasting. Notes -> Use sparingly as it can be messy.

Solution -> Remove the hinge pin, clean it, and lubricate it before reinserting. Explanation -> Sometimes, dirt and rust buildup on the hinge pin are the cause of the squeaking. Cleaning and lubricating the pin can resolve the issue. Notes -> You might need a hammer and nail to tap the hinge pin…