How to remove rust stains at home?

 

There are several methods for removing rust from surfaces. Good old tricks often work. However, sometimes cleaning products are necessary, especially when the stains are stubborn.

1 – RUST ON PORCELAIN

To remove rust from a toilet, pour a can of Coca-Cola into the toilet and leave it overnight. The next day, scrub the toilet with an old toilet brush and then flush.
To remove rust from a sink, mix borax and lemon juice to form a smooth paste. Apply this to the stain, then gently scrub with an old toothbrush. Repeat as needed.
2 - RUST ON PLASTICThis method isn't particularly environmentally friendly, but it's particularly effective: remove rust stains with a cloth soaked in hydrochloric acid. You can also try ether or even methylated spirits (be careful with your hands and eyes, as these solutions are quite corrosive).

3 – RUST ON GLASS

Choose an oven cleaner to remove rust stains from windows; simply follow the product instructions.
4 – RUST ON TOOLS

DIY and gardening tools rust easily. The solution to rusting iron depends on the type of tool:

To remove rust stains from small tools, simply soak them overnight in a bucket of vinegar. The next day, you can wash them with liquid laundry detergent.
For larger tools, start removing rust stains with medium-grit sandpaper. Then, fill a bucket with 1.5 liters of Coca-Cola and soak the tools overnight. The rust will be gone by the next morning. Vinegar is also eco-friendly, economical, and very effective.