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As soon as there is metal, rust is not far away!

Whether it's on a knife, a bicycle, a motorcycle or a car, you can be sure that rust is getting stuck in it.

Need to get those nasty rust spots gone fast?

No need to ruin yourself on Frameto anti-rust product!

I'm sure you already have everything you need at home.

here is 15 simple and effective tips to get rid of rust easily and have nickel chrome! Look :

1. Citric acid

The effectiveness of citric acid on rust is no longer to be proven. On contact with citric acid, iron oxide reacts and the rust becomes colorless.

For this, it is enough to dilute 2 tablespoons of citric acid in 1/2 liter of hot water.

Apply your mixture to the rust. Pass a brush over it. All you have to do is rinse and dry well.

There is another solution to remove citric acid. To do this, you must first put on a pair of household gloves to protect your hands.

Then sprinkle a damp sponge with a teaspoon of citric acid.

Soak your sponge in 1/2 liter of hot water. Spread it over the rusty area then rinse and dry well.

2. Baking soda and vinegar

Put a tablespoon of baking soda in a cup. Pour vinegar over it to dilute the baking soda.

Put on your cleaning gloves then with a brush, take your sparkling mixture.

Apply it on the rusty areas. Finally, use a damp sponge to remove residue.

3. Blanc de Meudon and alcohol

It is also called the white of Spain. Either way, it is very effective in removing rust from the iron.

In a small container, put a tablespoon of methylated spirits. Add Meudon white to make a paste.

Now apply the resulting paste on the rust. Leave the necessary time for it to dry.

Then with a chamois or a microfiber cloth, rub to make it shine.

To discover : Le Blanc de Meudon: Your Ally For Cleaning Windows and Mirrors.

4. Brass brush

It's the good old classic method! But be aware that this method is super effective.

In addition, it does not require any product other than the brush itself.

All you need is some elbow grease.

Take a brass brush. And rub the rust with it. And that's all.

5. Lime and salt

Another anti-rust weapon: lime. Squeeze a lime and pour the juice into a container. Add 1 teaspoon of salt to the lemon juice. Dip a cloth in your mixture. And run it over the rust spots.

6. Soda crystals

First rule with soda crystals: put on household gloves to protect yourself.

Then take a damp sponge and pour a little soda crystals on it.

Rub with the rusty part then rinse with a clean sponge. All you have to do is dry the area thoroughly.

To discover : 19 Magical Uses of Soda Crystals.

7. Onion

Yep, it's a surprising trick but it really works!

Onion is a natural and almost free anti-rust.

It is enough to cut it in half and to rub with one of the halves the parts damaged by the rust.

To discover : 7 Uses of Onion Skin.

8. Aluminum foil

Do you have aluminum foil in your kitchen? Then you have an excellent anti-rust!

Take a piece of it, or better yet, reuse a piece you used to wrap food.

Wrap your finger in it, being careful to leave the shiny side on the outside. It is he who must be in contact with the rust.

Now rub your finger on the rust to make it gradually disappear.

To discover : 19 Uses of Alu Paper That NOBODY Knows.

9. Sandpaper

Take a sheet of sandpaper and run it over the rust spots.

It is best to choose fine grit sandpaper for this rust control use.

Again you will be surprised at how effective and easy it is.

10. Car polishing

You will finally be able to finish your car polishing bottle!

Take a clean cloth and soak it in polish. Rub the corrosion spots with it.

It is perfect for cleaning traces of rust on the body of your car!

11. Potato

Like the onion, the apple is a surprising yet effective anti-rust.

The method is also the same and just as easy.

To do this, cut your potato in half and rub the cut part on the rust to remove it naturally.

Goodbye rust!

12. White vinegar and coarse salt

White vinegar + coarse salt = powerful anti-rust!

Put coarse salt in a container and pour white vinegar over it. Be careful, it will foam!

Take a sponge and dip it in this mixture that you have just prepared.

Then rub the rusty parts with a sponge. Rinse and pat dry.

13. Hot vinegar

White vinegar is definitely your ally against rust.

But be aware that it is even more effective if you heat it.

Pour it over the rust stains and wipe off with a rag.

14. Iron wool

Want to remove traces of rust from heavily rusted painted metal?

Steel wool is the tool you need when the painted metal is very rusty.

Choose a thin one and run it over the affected areas to remove the rust.

15. Product for cleaning the oven

This is not our preferred method because the oven cleaners are full of harsh chemicals.

But if you have some left at home, you can sprinkle it on the rust stains, after putting on protective gloves, to strip the rust.

Leave on for 30 seconds then rinse and dry.

How do you keep rust from coming back?

Have you managed to remove the rust from the metal? Well done !

Now, you better do whatever is necessary to prevent her from coming back.

To do this, use marine varnish on the metal or wax it with a colorless wax.

Your turn...

Have you tried any of these grandma's rust removal tips? Let us know in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to hear from you!

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