extracting a recent rust stain from enamled porcelain

ScottMP · October 2005

Chris got that from his Martha Stewart magazine.

:)

Scott

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Mad Dog_2 · October 2005

Left a shaving cream can on top of the lav......

got a nice little ring that does not want to come out. Ant suggestions? Thank you in advance. Mad Dog

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bob young · October 2005

ZUD

paul lessard_3 · October 2005

stain eraser

It's sold at plumbing supply houses,looks like a 1/2..x..1..x..2 inch rock and it works well. I've got some here if you want one

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J.C.A._3 · October 2005

From the pages of .......

Peter Hotten, Boston Globe handyman.

Toothpaste, no gells, has to be a white paste, and a fingernail or toothbrush brush, gently....

Cream of tarter and lemon juice. Make it a paste and let it sit on the stain for a couple of minutes and then scrub.... again , gently.
Hope this helps. Chris

Unknown · October 2005

Cream of Tartar and lemon juice ?

Add some Worchestershire sauce and I think you got an old bar room cure for the hiccups .

bob young · October 2005

hiccups & hangovers

You forgot to add in the bitters,Ron !

Robert O'Connor_12 · October 2005

rrrrrrrrrrub it out.

Try Bar Keepers Friend, and if that doesn't work get some powdered pumice.

Robert O'Connor/NJ

Christian Egli · October 2005

Doilies won't do?

Isn't ZUD the Barkeeper's Friend brand of cleaning powder? It is special because it contains oxalic acid.

Acids will remove the stain, oxalic acid is said to do it best.

I have cleaned rust off of 50+ year old enameled cast iron with Barkeeper's Friend and straight oxalic acid (sold as rust remover at the grocery store). It took many repeat thick applications over several days.

So, good luck and success.

Did you know? There are can bottoms made of aluminum that make no stains. What will they think of next?

ScottMP · October 2005

Try Iron Out

It is an amazing product, it eats the stuff !!

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RoosterBoy · October 2005

polyzag *~/;)

Mad Dog_2 · October 2005

Knew I came to the right place for an answer

Thank you all.....if I don't get it out, the only way to deal with my wife will be to make a strong cocktail...Beefeater Mratini straight with olives......I'll let you guys know. Mad Dog

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Bob Gagnon plumbing and heating · October 2005

gel gloss

I had a stain on my countertop from a potato peeler for a long time and tried everything. Gel Gloss fiberglass cleaner took it off in seconds. Let us know what works. Bob

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RoosterBoy · October 2005

Good answer

Bob.

extracting a recent rust stain from enamled porcelain

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