does it take out rust stains?
239809
I don't use it as a stain remover. I use it to whiten & brighten my dingy whites. So I don't have a clear answer for you. But, I do love it as a whitener!
239810
I use the product regularly to keep whites bright and to brighten whites that are dull. It does a great job. I have never specifically tried it on rust stains. On difficult stains I will pre-treat with bleach and wait until stain disappears and then rinse, and neutralize bleached area with vinegar before washing with White Brite. This procedure works for me.
239811
Yes it does remove rust stains. We have very hard well water and White Brite works great in our laundry.
179638
Yes it does rust. It needs to be wiped down because they did not put any drainage holes in the base. What rust has gathered I have been able to wipe off.
52277
We had great luck with this. Follow the directions and yes it will remove the stains.
1807843
It might help but that is not what it is made for. But we recommend Rust Eraser, you can get it at John Deere Landscaping it is for fertilizer stains.
24274
I have not tried it on rust but I have used Kilz original on rust stains and it works good.
2123689
It probably will. I have put a paste of it on a variety of stains and problems with great success. It's the only thing I have found that works this well for rust and mineral deposit stains.
992963
It works best on porous natural stones but can also work on metal but you need several applications and elbow grease. I tried on my Stainless steel grill, it removed the rust. But it will not restore it to original condition. You still can see little bit of dark mark where the stain was. But, you can achieve 80% improvement in overall appearance. It won't damage the surface that does not have any rust. Hope it helps!
2263609
If there is a lot of rust, first try to dissolve the rust with CLR. Then use the polishing creme. I don't think the polishing creme would take off serious rust. It will, however, polish metals to a beautiful luster.
2279360
Not its intended use, but if you make a slurry of the powder and paint it on the iron stains, it may help if they are on the surface. If the "rust" has gotten way down into the concrete, there isn't much you can do.k
678312
No. You would be wise to confirm with a body shop. I would think the metal embedded in the rust stains would simply be ground further into the paint.
1976400
I think so. I would fill the washing machine with water and stop it when full. Then pour in some iron out and let it sit for awhile then put on the rinse cycle to wash it out. We have a well and my husband had socks with rust stains and the rust stains came out. Do not do darks it's like bleach on your clothes. Be sure to fill washing machine first and put in iron out in then white clothes. I put in toilet too and let set works great. I'm a big fan of iron out!!!
1932501
My experience has been it will remove water rings "some" of the time. If the water stain is deep you may have to resort to refinishing products to remove the stain.
1417761
Yes! I use it on any type of stained fabric. I love it! It will often times even take out a stain on an item of clothing that has already been washed! It is excellent on grease stains.
1189612
It does take off the stain but not after one use. It takes several uses for it to come off but does work and smells good as well.
141560
Hi,According to WEIMAN This item WILL NOT remove rust. If used regularly it will prevent rust from forming.
2095409
I have used it only a few times, but the metal has not show signs of rusty stains.
1494878
I just used it to clean up some iron stains on both my commode and tub. It seems to work best if you sprinkle it on, dampen it and let it set a bit before you scrub. It is not quite as effective on lime buildup but did quite well on the rust stains.