Take a look at this OD IT YOURSELF rust removal with 2 easy ingredients. - Page 2

As soon as there is metal, the rust is not far off. Whether it's on a knife, a bicycle, a motorcycle or a car, you can be sure that rust gets stuck there. Do you need to quickly remove these nasty rust spots? I'm sure you already have everything you need at home.

1. Citric acid

When contact with citric acid, the iron oxide reacts and the rust becomes colourless. To do this, it is sufficient to dilute 2 tablespoons of citric acid in 1/2 litre of hot water. Apply your mixture to the rust. Put a brush on it. All you have to do is rinse and dry well. There is another solution for removing 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 litre of hot water. Spread it over the rusted area and then rinse and dry well.

2. Sodium bicarbonate and vinegar Put a tablespoon of sodium bicarbonate into a cup.

Pour vinegar over it to dilute the sodium bicarbonate. Put on your cleansing gloves and then with a brush, take your sparkling mixture. Apply it to the rusted areas. Finally, use a wet sponge to remove residues. 3. 3. White of Meudon and alcohol It is also called white from Spain. In any case, it is very effective in eliminating iron rust. In a small container, put a tablespoon of alcohol to burn. Add Meudon white to make a paste. Now apply the resulting paste to the rust. Allow the time it takes to dry. Then with chamois skin or a microfiber cloth, rub it to shine