You say your car has some light surface rust and you’d like to remove it? You’ve come to the right place. The Drive’s crack How-To department is here to help get that corrosion dealt with ...

Wondering how to remove rust from metal objects? Knives and garden tools can shine in just a couple of hours if you know how to tackle rust corrosion in the first place ...

When removing rust from especially rusty tools or hardware, you may need to lightly scrub the mixture into the metal surface before allowing it to soak.

Fortunately, the rust and oxidized stains that form on the stainless steel finish of appliances are typically only on the surface, and therefore, relatively easy to remove.

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My cast-iron skillet has rust stains. What should I do? The do’s and don’ts of removing rust stains from your cast-iron skillet.

Over time, rust is likely to accumulate on your clubheads. Fortunately, there's an easy way to remove it, using an unlikely household product.

Alternatively, you could use white vinegar to clean the rust off your metal garden furniture. The acidity of the vinegar breaks down the rust and you should then be able to simply wipe it off.

This causes rust to occur and then eventually transfer to your carpet. How to remove rust stains from clothes and carpet?

5 ways to remove rust stains on a patio Rust stains on patios can be stubborn, but there are several effective methods to tackle them, says Roisin Smith, professional cleaner at Wecasa.

If you need a lubricant, but the nearest store is a Dollar General, fret not. They carry a popular, everyday spray that's also adept at removing rust.