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Gardening

intrepidity

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1. Even better:

Reply to NJCher (Original post)

Tue Mar 15, 2022, 06:09 PM

Mar 2022

get some Evapo-Rust. I can highly, highly recommend this product, especially if you have more than just one item to process--and let's be honest, who doesn't? Once you have this stuff, you'll be looking all over your house, garage, and yard for the ubiquitous rusty things. And soon, like me, you'll be doing your neighbor's rusty tools too, because it is just do much fun.

I used to be sold on the vinegar method, until I learned the disadvantages. Now I'm sold on Evapo-Rust.

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How To Remove Rust From Metal Garden Tools [View all] NJCher Mar 2022 OP

Even better: intrepidity Mar 2022 #1

Thanks I will check it out! Sherman A1 Mar 2022 #2

if it's fun, I'll try it! NJCher Mar 2022 #4

Would this work on a cast iron corn shaped cornbread pan? n/t hibbing Apr 2022 #6

Sure will intrepidity Apr 2022 #7

I'll look for a good one at multigraincracker Mar 2022 #3

50-50 vinegar water and Evapo-Rust - thanks for the info steventh Mar 2022 #5

Thanks I have some pruning lops I left outside last fall Emile Apr 2022 #8

Message auto-removed Name removed May 2022 #9