Rust is a common problem in everyday life.
In this article, we will tell you how to quickly and effectively get rid of rust using improvised means.
How to get rid of rust using vinegar and citric acid
The easiest and most common way to remove rust or oxidation is to use a mixture of vinegar and lemon juice.
Mix these two ingredients in equal proportions and apply to the rusty surface with a sponge.
It is best to do this with gloves. It is important that the mixture does not dry out, so it needs to be updated periodically.
How to remove rust with baking soda
Baking soda has alkaline properties that neutralize the acidity of rust and help dissolve it.
Soda is also an abrasive that gently cleans metal of rusty deposits without damaging its structure.
Baking soda can remove rust from different types of metal, such as iron, steel, aluminum, copper.
Dilute baking soda in water to a thick consistency and apply the mixture to the surface.
After 30–60 minutes, depending on the depth of the corrosion, wash it off with water or remove it with a dry cloth and wipe the surface dry.
How to prevent rust
Surface painting is the most famous and affordable way to prevent the formation of rust and metal corrosion.
Neither moisture nor oxidizing agents will interact with the metal and there will be no corrosion.
If chips or scratches form on the surface, a new coat of paint must be applied.
Previously, we told you how to properly wash terry towels and bathrobes.
