Learn how to remove rust from stainless steel surfaces includingappliancesusing the following proven methods.
If that doesn’t work, try these other home remedies.
Warning
WD-40 is not food-safe.
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Avoid using it when fixing kitchen appliances that come into contact with food or drink.
Here are other tips for keeping rust away:
Baking soda’s mild abrasiveness will not harm stainless steel.
It gently removes stains and will not create scratches.
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The experts are divided on using hydrogen peroxide to remove rust.
In some experiments, hydrogen peroxide acts as a catalyst that speeds up rust development.
It’s best not to use hydrogen peroxide when many other viable options work.
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Combining lemon juice and salt is one of the fastest methods to remove rust from stainless steel.
Mix the two ingredients, apply, and wipe away.
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