Source: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf001411.tip.html

Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

I was wanting to know how do you remove rust from a porcelain kitchen sink? Mr. Clean eraser don't work neither does a Brillo pad. So I need some help with this problem.

Thanks for any help you can give me I appreciate it. Have a wonderful day.


Teresa from RICHLANDS, VA

Feedback About This Post:

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

Came here and the toothpaste and baking soda worked great! It only took a minute. My wife was pleasantly surprised.

Post by shadows865

RE: scratch On Porcelain Sink

How to remove scratch from porcelain. chp11407ret AT aol.com

Post By tom (Guest Post)

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

I tried most of these suggestions without success. I then tried Finesse-iT 2, made by 3M, an automobile detail compound. It is expensive, but used with a soft brite pad, the rust was gone in 5 minutes. My wife is upset with me because she had worked so hard to get rid of it. Use it dry.

Post By Bob (Guest Post)

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

I had three rust spots in my sink and this scratch that wouldn't come off. This scratch and new rust spots drove me crazy. I tried bar keepers friend today, it looked just like comet,but clean like magic. It came clean in 90 seconds. Sink looks awesome this stuff works!

Post By Mike (Guest Post)

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

. After 2 years of living with a rust stain in the bathroom sink and trying many different products, to my surprise the pumice stone trick worked wonders. I couldn't believe how easy it was and how fast it came off. The rust stain in my sink was from our well water. It is really worth the try.

Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

I left a razor in the wet sink for 2 days.
***NEVER-DULL Metal Polish and Cleaner worked in 5 seconds.***
Clorox pen did not work after 3 treatments. Magic Eraser did not work.
CLR showed some improvement after 3 treatments and one bottle.

Post By Christina (Guest Post)

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

The easiest way to get it out is to pour salt in a pile over the spot & then squeeze lemon juice over the salt making it wet but not runny. let it sit overnight and then wipe it away. The acidity in the combination pulls the rust stain right out of the porcelain and into the salt mixture w/ no chemicals or mess left over. This works wonders, I use it in my sink quite often.

Post By mel (Guest Post)

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

Try Sno-bowl. It is a blue liquid made for removing rust stains on toilet rims. The ring of rust (left in my white porcelain sink after my husband left a rusty pan lid over night) was gone in minutes.

Post By LMB TL WI (Guest Post)

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

Try "Bar Keepers friend" it is a scouring powder that took all the marks and stains off of my porcelain sink. We bought it at Ace hardware I think you can get it at home depot too.

Post By Christine (Guest Post)

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

For badwater -
In my experience I've only seen rust stains in a sink because of continuous dripping from a leaky faucet. If it's what you think it is then tell everyone to rinse the sink when they're done.

Post by dusti07

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

There's a product you can buy. Hopefully in your area. It's called Wink. It comes in a brown bottle it's a liquid and it works awesome on getting rust out of anything from cloths to sinks,toilets showers it's great and I've never had it hurt anything. Try looking for it in a hardware store.

Post By Amy (Guest Post)

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

Try some powdered Comet with bleach, on a sponge...should do the trick.

Post by purrplekat

RE: Rust Stain On Porcelain Sink

I had the same problem and no chemical would work. My last option was to try a pumice stone. I could not believe how easily it worked! It just erased the rust stain! Too easy!

Post By Kristal (Guest Post)

Source: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf001411.tip.html
© 1997-2009 ThriftyFun.com

Disclaimer: ThriftyFun.com cannot accept any responsibility for any injury or damage that you may cause to yourself, others, or property when following any advice given on this site. Read the full disclaimer: http://www.thriftyfun.comdisclaimer.ldml If you find any information on ThriftyFun.com or in our newsletters that is either erroneous and/or potentially harmful to others, please Contact Us, immediately.