Clean the rust: Many housewives have wondered how they can clean the rust more easily. Specifically, both from the balcony of their house and from the fabrics. More specifically, how to achieve the desired result:
To clean the balcony from rust stains:
- For rust on tiles: Sprinkle the spots with rust on the tiles with baking soda. Pour vinegar on top and leave it to act. After 3′-4 ψτε rub it with the broom or if it is deep rub gently with a brush. See here how to make a strong liquid for very dirty floors
- For rust on the terrace siphon: Mix equal amounts of baking soda and tartaric acid (or cream, the so-called sour, which is available in supermarkets and pharmacies). Add enough lemon juice to create a solid mixture. as a paste, and after you cover the rust with it, leave it for 30 minutes, then rinse the stain with warm water. Here's what to do so that your siphon does not smell - For rust on your gardening tools: If you deal with gardening, but you are tired of seeing your tools rusty, there is a way to get rid of rust using foil: Take a piece of foil, crumpled, and dip it in a basin of water, then take your rusty tools For more drastic results and more difficult cases, first immerse your garden tools in a basin of white vinegar, rinse and then follow the procedure with a foil paper.
And other details to clean the balcony from rust stains:
For rust on metal awning parts: Regularly check the metal parts of your awning for signs of rust that will prevent the awnings from working properly. If you notice rust, paint the rusty spots after rubbing them with a little wire. Preventively smear the joints with oil. Stained clay pots: Many times, clay pots have white stains, which are due to moisture. To extinguish them, you must rub them with a wire soaked in vinegar and then rinse it. Unfortunately, the stains come back and you have to repeat the process. See here how to clean the marks left by the pots
For fabrics:
Did you forget a towel or clothes on the balcony or in the garden and it rusted? To remove rust stains from clothes, put a slice of lemon without the peel on the stain, place a white cloth on top and iron with a hot iron. Repeat the process if necessary. You can also try rubbing a mixture of vinegar and salt or lemon on the stain with a toothbrush. Leave for 30 minutes and then rinse with hot water. The procedure is safe for white and light colored clothes. For dark clothes do a test first in a place that is not visible.
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