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Baking Soda Rust Removal What you’ll need: Baking soda and a scouring pad or steel wool Best used on: Baking soda is suited to less severe rust, baking pans, light rust rings, and thin metal.

From vinegar to baking soda, these easy, effective methods make it simple to remove rust from stainless steel—no special products required.

The acetic acid in the vinegar will eat away the rust that coats the iron. Check the pot every 15 minutes and scrub off any loose rust with a stiff brush or steel wool.

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I wasn’t disappointed. I took a photo of the rust stains before I started. I then poured the acid solution onto the center of the worst area of rust to create a puddle.

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Simply apply lemon juice (or citric acid) to any rust stains on your kettle, leave it for five minutes, then wipe it off. For a polished and gleaming finish, rub your kettle with a bit of olive ...

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