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Removing Rust Stains on Driveway and Walls

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Date: 02/26/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I use well water for my lawn. How do I remove the rust stains from my driveway and walls?

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By Natalie (Guest Post)
Try Barkeeper's Friend, it is usually found in Walmart or any supermarket with the cleansers such as Comet. There are directions on how to remove rust from concrete. Barkeeper's Friend is a good for other problems, too. It's inexpensive -- Walmart's price, and lasts a long time.

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By Ted Norris (Guest Post)
Trisodium Phosphate works well but caution must be used on painted surfaces, it's best to wet a painted surface and then use the mix (per package inst.)to scrub off the rust stain, depending on type of paint, how long it's been stained will determine the success of the removable of the stain, it's doubtful that all will come out, cement is another story, mix it strong, scribe like heck and rinse it well, be prepared to do the whole area because the area scrubbed will lighten and make the surrounding area look dirty.

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By luvmygingerkids (354) Profile Blog! Contact
Check with a hardware store like Lowes or even a contractor who does driveways. Perhaps they can help you.

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