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How to get rust stains out of black/navy clothes

  • 02-02-2013 7:39pm
    #1
    Twoandahalfmen
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    Does anyone have any idea How to get rust stains out of black/navy clothes. It cost me 60 euro and don't no how to get ride off it. I have way bed it 3 times to no avail thanks. Check photos


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  • #2
    Cerulean Chicken
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    Is that definitely rust? It looks like bleach or something.


  • #3
    Twoandahalfmen
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    Cerulean Chicken wrote: »
    Is that definitely rust? It looks like bleach or something.

    Could be bleach. But it's red the same cour I got off a bike on my jeans last weak but that came off with baby wiped this doesn't and I didn't cycle the bike wearing this :)

    Any suggestions how to get it out if it I'd bleach


  • #4
    Cerulean Chicken
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    If it's bleach it won't "come out", bleach takes the colour out of the material, nothing you can do about it on dark clothes as far as I know.


  • #5
    Twoandahalfmen
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    Cerulean Chicken wrote: »
    If it's bleach it won't "come out", bleach takes the colour out of the material, nothing you can do about it on dark clothes as far as I know.

    I don't think it's bleach I'm 17 never touched the stuff and would bleach be red


  • #6
    Gyalist
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    Could it be that you spilled your aftershave/cologne on your clothes?


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  • #7
    Twoandahalfmen
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    Gyalist wrote: »
    Could it be that you spilled your aftershave/cologne on your clothes?

    Haven't bought/used aftershave since I got that its only about 6 weeks old


  • #8
    meeeeh
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    If it is rust you can put salt on the stain and squeeze some lemon juice over it and repeat the lemon bit when it dries. Do it for a day or so and wash. You might have to repeat but if it is rust the stain should be getting smaller.


  • #9
    Twoandahalfmen
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 769 ✭✭✭Twoandahalfmen


    meeeeh wrote: »
    If it is rust you can put salt on the stain and squeeze some lemon juice over it and repeat the lemon bit when it dries. Do it for a day or so and wash. You might have to repeat but if it is rust the stain should be getting smaller.

    Thanks does this work ?
    Will it work after a month


  • #10
    meeeeh
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    I got some pretty old stains out of boyfriends t shirts this way. There is no time limit on it but it depends how big the stain is.


  • #11
    Twoandahalfmen
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 769 ✭✭✭Twoandahalfmen


    meeeeh wrote: »
    I got some pretty old stains out of boyfriends t shirts this way. There is no time limit on it but it depends how big the stain is.

    If bits a big one could you not do it in patches


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  • #12
    meeeeh
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    Twoandahalfmen wrote: »

    If bits a big one could you not do it in patches

    Sorry I should write intensive. I'm no expert but some stains were way more work than the others. I got everything out in the end. I think you can also buy some rust stain removers but I don't know where or which are good.


  • #13
    2rkehij30qtza5
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    It looks like bleach to me. Bleach is in many household things like kitchen sprays, floor sprays etc.
    If it is bleach then you will need to re-dye the whole item of clothing using something like Dylon (you can buy it in any supermarket).
    If its rust (which it doesn't look to be in my opinion), then I don't know if it will come out after all this time, especially as you have washed it multiple times at this stage!


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