Stain Guide | Washable Fabrics | Rust
Stain Guide for Washable Fabrics
Rust
Always read and follow the care instructions and any warnings on the garment label. And, follow the General Rules for stain removal.
Removing rust stains can be difficult. Rust stains cannot be removed in normal laundering. Do not use chlorine bleach, chlorine bleach will make the stains permanent.
- Small stains may be removed with a few drops of a commercial rust remover, or by repeated applications of lemon juice and salt on the stain. Do not let dry between applications.
- Rinse thoroughly and launder with a liquid laundry detergent and oxygen bleach, following directions.
- If safe for fabric, boil in solution of 4 teaspoons of cream of tartar per pint of water. Rinse thoroughly.
- Severe rust staining may be removed with a commercial rust remover, such as RoVer or Whink. Follow package instructions. But rust removers that contain hydrofluoric acid are extremely toxic, can burn the skin, and will damage the porclain finish on appliances and sinks.
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