I have three metal hooks that are badly rusted. Can I soak them in this stuff over night? Do I let them dry or do I wipe them down?
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Don't waste your time and money, this stuff did not work for me, I used a vinegar soda mix of some kind don't remember how you mixed now but you can look it up on Google. Darrell
87832
I would soak them to be sure. Rinse afterwards & let dry.......... Works well & won't come back !
87833
Hi , This works instantly all you do is spray a little on the object leave it on for 5 seconds and then scrub the rust off with a hard,or metal brush .then just wipe it off. Just a little headsup this stuff Has a really sharp bad smell so try to wear a mask filter.Thanks
87834
Try repeated applications and brushing with a brass brush and rising them off between applications. I have not soaked anything in Krud Kutter.
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I take them apart and place them over the hooks on the top shelf of dishwasher. And sometimes I wash them out by hand but the dishwasher hasn't done them any harm. Hope this helps.
1274549
I often put really dirty brass in a mesh bag and throw it in the laundry with some old towels. But I make sure it's dry before I put it into the tumbler. I suppose it wouldn't have to be completely dry though. It sure wouldn't hurt to try.
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If you are not using the grinder, you can put those little bags of silica that you get packaged with most electronics into the container. This will absorb the moisture that is causing the rust. For the existing rust you can use a wire brush to remove any surface rust, or you can use Evaporust on a cloth to wipe on to the rusty areas. Leave the Evaporust on the rust for a few hours, then wipe off. Clean the newly rust-free areas, then coat with a very light oil, like Camelia (Tea Seed) or a very light food friendly oil. If you ever decide that you want to use the grinder, just wipe off any excess oil first.
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I just wipe them off. I have never soaked them, but they should be ok to soak, I have just never had the need to.
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I just use some today, and you do have to rub it sometime to get the rust to come off. I have seen the metal turn black and some time metal gray when the rust was removed. I love this product, it just saved me some tools that had gotten wet and rusted badly. I thought I was going to have to throw them away but it saved them. Well worth what I spent when I saved my Harley Davidson gas tank that rusted inside when it sat to long.
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While I don't use these hangers for drying, based on how they are made I don't think you will have any problems with drying on them. The hanger is covered with plastic like material so there is nothing there that would cause discoloration or rusting. This is based purely on my educated guess since I only use the hangers for hanging dry clothing. Generally, I am very happy with these hangers. They do very well for my sweaters.
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Leave the coating under the handle. Don't want rust to creep in with a skeletonized tang.
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Try "Bar Keepers Friend". You should be able to get it from Walmart (or here in Amazon). There are a few styles of it; Soft cleanser, stainless steel Polish and regular. They should all work for getting the rust out. For cleaning the outside of the pans, stick with the Soft Cleaner variant. For the inside, the regular or SS Polish. Good luck!
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No rust problems here. After cooking I use very mild liquid detergent with little bit of water. Use paper towel to loosen anything stuck. Rinse immediately and dry thoroughly. Re-oil with cooking oil. (Seasoned)
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no, it will lightly rust if you don't dry it good.I clean mine up with "Bar Keepers Friend" and looks like new.
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Don't leave them in water, make sure they are dry before placing them in the oven. Or, you can just place them in the oven and turn the oven on for a few minutes for them to dry. Does that guarantee that they don't rust? I am not sure.
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I use Dawn dish soap, and hand wash all my dishes, they have rust spots on them. Had them less than a month, light use.
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I have never had a rusting problem and my scissors have gotten wet. If they were rusted I would use olive oil or mineral oil, on a cloth, and wipe them.
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after I used them and they are GREAT! I washed them off and dried them in a warm oven. I use and put away. Mine do not stay out in the elements long. I would imagine that it would take a long time to rust out bad. They work perfectly and catch the problem animal immediately.
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I use Maas on all my metals except aluminum. You don't need much, but plenty of rags for a bed frame. What the Maas doesn't remove use bar keepers friend, actually you can just use the bar keeper friend but it won't polish it up as nicely as Maas or keep it from tarnishing as quickly. Use the bar keeper with a sponge or soft cloth and don't rub it with a lot of force. I have used it on my Paul Revere cookware for a long time with no damage.
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oK as bad as it sounds never use soap on your baking pans.I was trained by some great bakers and you wipe them down as much as you can while hot.A good baker has brown pans :) .If you can not live with brown pan's use parchment paper.I have broken down and used a sos pads and (scrubbing bubbles bathroom cleaner) Good stuff .Do not use bleach / bleach water on metal it causes rust.Never soak or submerge under water (air bake pans ) ever ,water gets inside and moisture will ruin the outcome of everything you bake..Best of luck Baking blessings :)