So yeah. I'm sure people are going to get triggered by the spinners. But yeah. I have two of them. Though, IRL, I do in fact have a mild form of autism called Asperger's syndrome. In middle school and high school, I had to take a medication Strattera. I still have the very last bottle of them from when I stopped using them back in 2011 in my drawer. But even then, I still had an issue with fidgeting and having a slight lack of focus.

But yeah. The can of WD-40. When I got these two spinners, their ball barrings weren't all that great. it's expected with cheep spinning toys like this. But still, I wanted a nice glide to them. so I popped the caps off of the centers (the black one were just popped off, but the silver one were screw ons.) And then gently apply a little bit of the lube into the gaps leading into the barring housing.

The silver one was a little more exposed once I got the caps off. but I ended up making a slight mess when I spurted some of the lube directly into it with the straw. So when I did the black one, I sprayed a bit of it into a spoon and used that to gently drip the WD-40 onto the barring's housing where it had a slight gap into the barring's innards. Then I just gently gripped the inner ring and spun them for about 2 minutes each before putting the caps back on. And now they glide like butter.

So yeah. easy fix for cheep spinner barrings. Just gotta lube your balls, kids.

Also, I had to take a picture with my phone because apperently, my Sony Cybershot camera was TOO good. cause I took the picture first with that with them spinning. and the exposure is so quick, the spinners looked like they weren't even moving. so apperently. I needed to use a worse camera to get the shot I wanted.

Here's the Cybershot version. https://www.dropbox.com/s/udrnk77ir.....00135.JPG?dl=0

And happy mother's day to those moms out there.