One of the most common reasons for getting rust stains on your clothes is an old safety pin. Safety pins are great for tightening clothes or keeping them in place, but always remember to remove them after use, as they can rust and stain the fabric. Doing a renovation and DIY project are also common reasons for getting rust stains on your clothing. It is a bit challenging to get rid of the stains as they don’t get removed with just regular washing.
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If you are thinking of using chlorine bleach, you should definitely set it aside, as it will only make the stain permanent instead of removing it.
Md. Mridul Kabiraz on YouTube shared a simple tip on how to remove rust stains from clothes. The process is quick and easy and only requires a few household products. You only need a liquid toilet cleaner, detergent, and an old toothbrush to remove those stubborn stains.
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What You Need to Remove Rust Stains From Clothes
- liquid toilet cleaner
- old toothbrush
- detergent
- gloves
How to Remove Rust and Iron Stains From Fabric
Step 1:
Make sure to wear gloves first. Apply liquid toilet cleaner on the areas with rust stains and let it sit for just 1 minute. You don’t need to add too much. Do not let it sit for more than a minute as it can damage the fabric.
Step 2:
Gently brush the areas using an old toothbrush and detergent until all the rust stains are removed.
Step 3:
Rinse your clothes with water. If there are still some rust stains, repeat step 2 until they are all removed.
How to Remove Rust Stains From Clothes
