My mother has rust in the bottom of her stainless steel sink. What works best for removing it without damaging the finish?
Debbie from Berwick, ME
By Vicka
01/18/2006
How about Bon Ami? Dampen your rag, dab in the Bon Ami and rub. Just don't get it too wet. I use it for lots of stuff. Somebody told me once they polished their aluminum sink with salad oil to keep it shiny and stain free???
By Wilma Atwell (Guest Post)
01/17/2006
I have used a product called Zud for years to clean rust spots, corrosion and a number of stains from my sink, pots and pans along with corning ware dishes and cookware. It can be purchased at Walmart and a number of hardware stores. Hope it works for you.
By Seagrape (Guest Post)
01/17/2006
I think Barkeeper's Friend, in the cleanser section, works better than anything else. I would add that if the stainless steel is truly rusting, then the rust has already gone through the metal and nothing can stop it now. You can only slow it down.
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Rust on Stainless Steel Sink