How Do You Remove Rust Stains From Cast Iron Bathtubs?
Rust stains on cast iron bath tubs usually look yellow or a yellowish brown color. Rust stains on cast iron bathtubs can form because the enamel finish may be wearing thin, there may be a chip or crack in the finish or it could be from your water. Whatever the reason for the rust stain, it makes your bathtub look old, ugly and dirty. As long as the rust stain isn’t too large from a large crack or a large chip or because the enamel coating has completely worn down, you can remove the rust stain from your cast iron bathtub. Dip the corner of a clean, soft rag into turpentine. Be sure to wear gloves, eye protection and ventilate the area. Do not use turpentine near an open flame such as a candle because it is flammable. Sprinkle salt onto the area of the rag that is wet with turpentine Scrub the yellow or yellowish brown rust stain until the stain has disappeared. Reapply turpentine and salt if necessary. Rinse the cast iron bathtub with plain water. Squirt a little mild dish soap on the
