Wondering how you can remove rust stains from your bathroom? You've found the right place!
To remove the stain using this solution, spray with white vinegar and sprinkle the baking soda on the surface which the rust has stained and with a ball of aluminium foil, scrub the area.
Lemon contains citric acid which allows you to safely remove rust. This also avoids damaging the steel surface of which your stain occurs. Use a small amount of salt to sprinkle the rust stain and squeeze over some lemon or lime until the salt is soaked. Leave on the stain for 2-3 hours and then scrub and remove with a toothbrush.
For smaller rust stains, an environmentally friendly way to remove rust is to use a Shaw’s Pad. All you need to do is dip the pad in water and gently scrub.
A standard kitchen scouring pad will allow you to diminish the stain by wetting the pad slightly. Make sure to thoroughly dry and be careful of not scratching any painted areas.
An unusual but effective way to scrub a stain right off is to use a potato and dish soap. Potatoes hold oxalic acid which assists in the breakdown of rust. Ensure the potato is cut in half and the cut end must be dipped into dish soap and then repeated until the stain is diminished.
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