What helps against unsightly rust stains?
You don't always have to use chemicals to remove rust stains, as there are numerous household remedies that reliably help to remove rust stains. They are also good for the environment and save us a lot of money. And here they are:
- Lemon juice
- Vinegar essence
- cola
Tip: Chemicals in cleaners don't usually have to be used at all. Home remedies help reliably, but organic cleaners also do an excellent job, are biodegradable and save plastic waste, such as the cleaning tabs from Moanah, which you simply put in glass bottles and fill up with water.
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Removing rust stains: the 3 best household remedies and tips
You have just found out which three home remedies are particularly effective against rust. Now we'll tell you how best to use them.
1. flash rust on pots and cutlery: We've all been there - you clean out the dishwasher and rust sticks to the pots and cutlery. Simply fill a bucket with lemon juice, cola or vinegar diluted with water so that the cutlery is covered. Rub the pots accordingly. The rust will come off - then rinse with clean water and dry.
2. clean the stove: You can also try the three products mentioned above for rust spots on the stove - to do this, apply the products to a sponge and rub them into the rusted areas. Wipe with a clean cloth.
3. rust stains on the sofa or clothing: This also happens - for this, dilute citric acid or vinegar essence with water and apply the mixture directly to the stain. After approx. 30 minutes, the stain will have dissolved. Tip: Please test the agents on an inconspicuous area first!