How to get rust out of stone countertop
Blot the rust stain with cool water, then try baking soda gently; rust on stone may need a commercial product made for this, used per its label.
- Blot the stained area with a clean cloth dampened with cool water.
- Sprinkle a small amount of baking soda on the damp stain.
- Press a damp clean cloth over the baking soda; do not rub.
- Blot up the baking soda with a clean cloth dampened with cool water.
- Blot the area dry with a clean cloth.
- Repeat once only if the stain is lighter and the surface is not dulled.
Don't do this
- Do not use white vinegar on stone; it can etch the surface.
- Do not scrub polished stone; abrasive scrubbing can dull it.
- Do not use a soft brush on polished stone; even gentle brushing can leave dull areas.
- Do not mix stain removers; use one method at a time.
Rust on stone can persist after gentle cleaning. Use a commercial product made for this, used per its label.
Grounded in: fcs.uga.edu, gsa.gov. Every step follows
sentences verified verbatim on those pages.
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