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Keeping Rust off Tools

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Date: 07/19/2005 Topic: Home Improvement > Tools  
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Tips for keeping rust off tools. Post your ideas.
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By snowbird (1) Contact
Another good and easy way to keep tools from rusting, is to put a couple pieces of chalk in your tool box. The chalk will absorb any moisture in the air, and they won't rust. It works great for fishing tackleboxes too! Just toss a piece or two in, and keep fishing!

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By sara (Guest Post)
Spraying with WD-40 works.

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By Terry (Guest Post)
We have a bucket of used oil & sand mix that we shove all the tools into after using. the oil coats and the sand cleans and sharpens

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By ThriftyFun (3117) Profile Blog! Contact
To keep your tools rust free, rub a small amount of cheap hair conditioner on the metal. No more rust.

By Mary Primorac

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